Sentence examples for vector ability from inspiring English sources

Novel approaches to fighting malaria may reveal themselves in the effort to understand the genetic, behavioral and physiological differences in vector ability among anopheline species as well as the absolute block to malaria vector ability that differentiates culicines and anophelines.

In this respect, Culicoides imicola (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) is the major vector of BTV in the African continent and Mediterranean Europe [14] where it shares vector ability with other Culicoides spp. [15], [16].

Therefore, genetic incompatibility is likely to account for the differences observed in the shuttle vectors abilities to transform into different Leptospira species recipients.

Compared with non-integrating vectors, the ability of lentiviral vectors to integrate is an important advantage when targeting muscle diseases, such as Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10].

This chapter summarizes the oriP/EBNA1 replication system in the Epstein Barr virus (EBV) vector, the ability of EBV vectors to engineer large artificial circular episomes replicating stably in human cells, and the gene delivery system using EBV vectors.

Understanding the vector's ability to induce an immune response and the expression of malaria antigens in mammalian cells will be critical in designing the next generation of viral-vectored malaria vaccines.

Following incubation with the viral vector, the ability of TWIST to bind to the myogenin promoter was tested by ChIP.

One of the most commonly used vectors for gene therapy is the adenoviral vector; its ability to tightly regulate transgene expression is critical for optimizing therapeutic outcomes.

DENV vector dispersal ability should be evaluated by inventorying the species currently inhabiting areas of concern and then assessing the likelihood of invasion by the new vector.

First for fault detection, using SOM's vector quantization abilities, an SOM-based Gaussian mixture model (GMM) is proposed to define the normal region.

Viruses, bacteria and insects have been suggested as possible vectors with abilities to transfer small DNA fragments.