Sentence examples for virulence reduced from inspiring English sources

Mutations in either of two Asc10 subdomains previously implicated in endocarditis virulence reduced levels of adherent bacterial populations in the ex vivo system.

Increasing cost of virulence reduced TF, especially when sexual propagules accounted for more than 10% of primary inocula.

Theoretical models (reviewed in [ 7]) frequently assume that traits contributing to virulence (reduced host fitness) provide a net selective advantage to the pathogen within the host (e.g., increasing growth rate) and/or in transmission to another host (e.g., increasing propagule production).

The mutations in growth- and metabolism-related genes with the preservation of virulence genes reduced the virulence while retained the full antigenecity.

Likewise, phages virulence was reduced in anaerobic experiments.

Furthermore, Bérénos et al., [ 5] showed that following co-evolution between Tribolium castaneum and its microsporidian parasite Paranosema whitei virulence was reduced with the apparent benefit of increased spore production.

Blastp search revealed presence of 469 (3.53 %) homologs to "loss of pathogenicity genes", 92 (0.69 %) "increased virulence genes", 1311 (9.9 %) "reduced virulence genes", 40 (0.3 %) "effector plant virulence genes", 303 (2.28 %) "mixed pathogenesis genes" and 226 (1.70 %) "lethal genes" in the P. lilacinum genome.

These phenotypes include altered virulence phenotypes (increased and reduced virulence, loss of pathogenicity), unaffected pathogenicity, and lethal (essential gene).

Pathogenicity of the majority of 15 tested C. albicans deletion strains was comparable to the virulence in mouse models and reduced virulence was associated with significantly lower transcription of proinflammatory cytokines.

Null mutants in F. oxysporum have reduced virulence, linking virulence with arginine biosynthesis.

Reading, P. C. & Smith, G. L. Vaccinia virus interleukin-18-binding protein promotes virulence by reducing gamma interferon production and natural killer and T-cell activity.