Exemplos de uso de To host cells em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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With no harm to host cells?
However, oxidants have to be detoxified in order to prevent damage to host cells.
As these agents are also toxic to host cells, they can cause extensive damage to healthy cells and tissues.
Definição Inglês: Inhibitors of the fusion of HIV to host cells, preventing viral entry.
Gingivalis to host cells as well as inhibition of gingipains, a type of cysteine protease, the main virulence factor of the bacteria.
Definition English: Inhibitors of the fusion of HIV to host cells, preventing viral entry.
Treatment of leishmania-infected murine macrophages with bc-detc resulted in a direct and dose-dependent killing of intracellular parasites,without pronounced toxic effects to host cells.
The virus adheres to host cells through interaction of viral glycoprotein e with dc-sign receptor(dendritic cell-specific icam-3 grabbing non-integrin), by its carbohydrates recognition domain.
Virulence factors identified in k. pneumoniae include the fimbrial adhesins,which in the process of adhesion to host cells. in k.
Recently, genes which encode exotoxin pyolysin(plo), andfactors that promote adhesion of t. pyogenes to host cells, such as fimbriae(fima, fimc, fime, fimg), neuraminidases(nanh, nanp), and collagen-binding protein(cbpa) have been associated to virulence of pathogen.
Although it is intend to destroy microorganisms,the membrane attack complex may be deleterious to host cells Figure 1.
The influence on the intestinal microbiota is related to the adaptive capacity of bacteria to adhere to host cells and colonize the mucosal cells. .
Listeria poses a particular threat to pregnant women because of its ability to cross the placental blood barrier through the combined binding of both InIA and InIB to host cells.
Its genome possesses a series of virulence factors, including a candidate for the type iii secretion system(tiiiss),which is responsible for the direct translocation of effectors to host cells, aggregation and cell-cell adhesion.
Recently studies about this bactéria have focused on their usage as vehicles for the delivery of genic vaccines. for this,invasive strains of l. lactis have been developed in order to increase the delivery efficiency of these vaccines to host cells.
Cellulose helps bacteria that live in association with plants to attach to the plant's surfaces- and in the case of pathogenic bacteria,to bind tightly to host cells and cause disease.
Areconsidered important virulence factors, andthey may be involved in tissuepenetration and adhesion to host cells.
Viruses often require receptor proteins on host cells to which they specifically bind.
Leishmania cysteine¿¿proteases seem to be correlated with invasiveness parasite to the host cells as well as their nourishment inside the same and, finally, the exhaust mechanisms of the immune system parasites.
For expression of the reprogramming factors, the transfected cells are incubated on a feeder layer of cells, which under appropriate conditions, serve as an extracellular matrix andprovide nourishment to the host cells.