Sentence examples for virulence behavior from inspiring English sources

The results showed that inorganic phosphate supplementation results in alteration of the virulence behavior of P. aeruginosa and improvement in the wound healing process.

Insights into the commensal and virulence behavior of N. meningitidis can be gleaned from the genome, in which sequences for structural proteins of the pilus are clustered and several coding regions unique to serogroup B capsular polysaccharide synthesis can be identified.

The pathogenicity, virulence or emergence of epidemic clones within MRSA populations is not clearly defined at a genetic level, despite several attempts to identify common molecular features between strains sharing similar epidemiological and/or virulence behavior.

Similarly we cannot exclude that in the beehive the virulence behavior of the Tunisian isolates may vary [ 43].

suggested that the recent and remarkable change in the epidemiologic and virulence behavior of emm59 GAS strains in Canada and the United States warranted increased attention by public health authorities and infectious diseases practioners (2 ).

Conversely, a recent study suggested that substitution of Gln/His266 to Leu266 (two positions upstream to our predicted site) in ISAV fusion protein without insertion is in association with an increase of virulence behavior, as seen in Chilean ISAV 901 strain [ 13, 15].

The altered virulence behaviors and suppression were not due to differences in growth-rates or overall final cell densities, as all seven strains (i.e. wildtype, mutants, and complements) grew identically in LB media prior to testing for these virulence traits (Fig. 7E).

In this study, however, two Y. enterocolitica 1B/O:8 strains, 8081 and WA-314, demonstrated different virulence behaviors in mice, both in single strain infection and in competition assays, with strain WA-314 showing a higher virulence/fitness level.

The sRNAs that associate with Hfq often target dozens of mRNAs (Vogel & Luisi, 2011; Sobrero & Valverde, 2012; De Lay et al, 2013) and so constitute nodes in larger posttranscriptional networks that help control many different aspects of bacterial physiology, virulence, and behavior (Storz et al, 2011; Papenfort & Vogel, 2014).

Virulence patterns, intracellular behavior and lipopolysaccharide defects roughly correlated with the degree of protection afforded by the mutants upon intraperitoneal vaccination of mice.

Among the 21 HaeBPF-specific genes, just 1, hadA (36 ), is readily identifiable as a determinant of pathogenic behavior (virulence).