Sentence examples for virulence over from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, a model for the evolution of the virulence of a multihost plant virus, based on a detailed knowledge of the virus biology in its different hosts, was able to explain satisfactorily the emergence of highly virulent genotypes for a focal host and the long-term evolution of virulence over the different hosts.

In contrast, P. aeruginosa and B. multivorans, which is currently the most frequently isolated Bcc species in CF patients, showed reduced virulence over time of infection21,22.

I am surprised, not at the idea that there is hostility toward Blair in his homeland, but that it seems only to have grown in virulence over the past few years.

A further question worth pursuing using the animal model is how selective fungal removal or re-infection can affect the bacteriome metabolism, inter-species interactions and biofilm virulence over time, particularly on the severity of dental caries.

In conclusion, our data suggest that there has been no change in HIV-1 virulence over the last 20 years in the MACS cohort.

Our results are contrary to those from studies of long-term cohorts have found decreasing [11] or increasing [1] [4] virulence over time.

We found that virulence factors over-represented in GIs are classified as type III secretion system and type IV secretion system components (including their corresponding effector proteins), as well as toxins and adherence factors (Table 2); such proteins comprise some of the most offensive weapons available to pathogens.

Transcriptome profiling followed by MIPS functional enrichment analysis of up-regulated genes revealed that the functional group "Cell rescue, defense and virulence" was over-represented when inhibitors were present compared to control cultivations.

A single non-synonymous point mutation (I682R) within the UL5 helicase-primase unit was shown to reduce virulence by over 90%.

So far, these organelles, which are used to transport the virulence factors over long distances, have been described only for pathogens such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Legionella pneumophila (Bomberger et al. [2009]; Ellis and Kuehn [2010]).

Our finding proved the essential element of virulence factors over H. pylori infection in evaluating the higher incidence of GC between the countries with the same H. pylori prevalence.