Sentence examples for under host control from inspiring English sources

Second, the endosymbiont feminizes eggs, while egg diploidization is under host control.

Population densities of zooxanthellae in anthozoans are maintained under host control through the active expulsion of symbionts and chemically-signaled arrest of algal reproduction (Trench, 1987; Baghdasarian and Muscatine, 2000).

In fact, recent evidence suggests that cell division in endosymbionts, for example, Rhizobium in legumes (Mergaert et al. 2006) and SOPE in cereal weevils (reviewed in Login and Heddi 2012), might be under host control.

It is possible that determination of symbiont shape is under host control, as is seen in other intracellular endosymbionts (Kondorosi et al. 2013), and that differences in cell shape correspond to different functions in these host tissues, but these questions would need to be investigated with further experiments.

Early steps for establishing a permanent organelle may have occurred in D. acuminata, including the development of a mechanism for metabolite exchange under host control, however, it may be difficult for another critical step in plastid acquisition, massive transfer of genes from the endosymbiont to host nucleus, to happen in Dinophysis.

This raises the question: is the DNA replication and growth of an obligate intracellular bacterium under bacterial control, host control, phage control or some combination?

This modeling decision does not affect the generality of the models as the omission of these passive transposable elements provides us with a worst case scenario: every TE is capable of reproduction and thus every new copy of a transposon "puts host control under more pressure".

The host microbiota can be considered as a complex trait that is under host genetic control.

Gene networks that are under host genetic control are of particular interest because they help us to better understand the role host genetics plays in determining disease outcomes.

By using systems approaches and a genetically diverse population, we were able to develop a novel framework for identifying the underlying biological subnetworks under host genetic control during influenza virus infection.

Thus a phage with this entry mutation would accelerate entry of the ectopic gene 1 to just 160 sec after entry of A1-A3, nearly 3 min faster than under host RNAP control.