Sentence examples for undergoing transmission from inspiring English sources

There was a chance that our transmission could disrupt the function of other project groups, so we made sure that other groups are not undergoing transmission tests at the same time by asking each group clearly before proceeding with our tests.

Instead of replicating, some merozoites in the erythrocytes develop into sexual forms of the parasite, called male and female gametocytes, that are capable of undergoing transmission to mosquitoes.

Hearts undergoing transmission electron microscopy (n=5 eMYH knockdown, 5 control) were fixed, sectioned (0.5 μm) and visualised using a FEI Tecnai 12 Biotwin TEM at 4000-43,000× magnification.

However, these results were not reproducible and a lack of sequence diversity in presumptive isolates characteristic of retroviruses undergoing transmission from person to person strongly suggested the presence of a contaminant.

However, the individual Envs used in these latter tests may not have accurately mimicked the Envs undergoing transmission We believe that GEO-D03 effectively primes protective immunity due largely to the presence of two features:, the expression of VLP displaying full length Env and, the co-expression of GM-CSF.

A modulated Gaussian pulse is launched from free space and upon hitting the human blood interface, undergoes transmission and reflection.

All the lung tissue blocks also underwent transmission electron micrograph.

The majority of SRD parasites possess very efficient mechanisms of transovarial vertical transmission and do not normally appear to undergo horizontal transmission.

Co-option of host miRNAs by viruses reveal their intelligent plan to control their replication in order to evade immune elimination until they undergoes successful transmission and establish a strong infection.

Since SARS-CoV cannot infect or replicate in a fully differentiated cell, it is indeed essential for the virus to control the differentiation stages in an infected BASC cells so that they do not reach a fully differentiated state until the virus has undergone successful transmission and replication within this primary site of infection.

Some pathogens undergo enzootic transmission in reservoir animal populations with occasional spillover into a human host and little to no onward transmission (Jonsson et al. 2010; Wertheim et al. 2009).