Sentence examples for various pathogens and from inspiring English sources
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Innate immune response, or innate immunity, could immediately act as the first line of defense against various pathogens and do not involve the activation of antigen-specific lymphocytes.
Pathogenesis-related (PR) proteins are involved in plant defense and have multiple functional adaptations that assist in resisting various pathogens and tolerating environmental stress.
Human skin is the primary anatomical barrier for various pathogens and damage, which acts as an important boundary marker between internal and external environment in the bodily defense system.
It is a primary site for recognition and binding of various pathogens and thus a promising therapeutic target for inhibition of pathogen entry and subsequent prevention of immune defense cell infection.
Continuous-flow polymerase chain reaction (CF-PCR) in microfluidic devices has a great potential for on-site detection of various pathogens and food species because of their high speed deoxyribo nucleic acid (DNA) amplification.
The observed transcriptional activation of MIR168 is consistent with the presence of various pathogen- and elicitor-responsive cis-elements in the MIR168 promoter.
We examined the effects of rainfall for our various pathogen and immune factors, first by comparing data from only the first sampling events for animals between the two season types.
Handshakes are sufficient for the transfer of various pathogens (Mela and Whitworth, 2014), and it is therefore likely that they are sufficient for the transfer of chemosignals as well.
Three phytohormones--SA, JA and ET, are known to play major roles in regulating plant defense responses against various pathogens, pests and abiotic stresses such as wounding and exposure to ozone (Balbi and Devoto 2008).
Numerous microarray experiments have now been published on the response of human and murine mφ to a range of stimuli, including; various pathogens, PAMPs and cytokines [reviewed in [ 3]].
