Examples of using Pathogenicity in English and their translations into German
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Specific pathogenicity of respiratie dust.
It has not yet been found on citrus and grapevine, although pathogenicity tests are still ongoing.
Is to initiate pathogenicity using quorum sensing.
CCV is also infectious to other canids as well as to cats andpigs, but the pathogenicity of these species is not yet known.
The investigation of factors for pathogenicity, vector and intermediate host competence, both in laboratory experiments and in the field.
Comparison of the modified microorganism to the donor, recipient or(where appropriate)parental organism regarding pathogenicity;
If this is not successful, pathogenicity is determined by sequencing of the F gene cleavage site or in animal studies.
Comparison of che modified micro-organism co che donor, recipienc or(where appropriare)parental organism regarding pathogenicity;
Known or predicted effects on plants and animals such as pathogenicity, infectiviry, toxicity, virulence, vector of pathogen, allergenicity, colonization;
Of course, I have also told you that one of theimportant things they do is to initiate pathogenicity using quorum sensing.
Known or predicted cffecis on plañís and animals such as pathogenicity, infectiviiy, toxicity, virulence, vector of pathogen, allergenicity, colonization;
The post-doctoral award for virology went to Dr.>> Jens Bosse, Heinrich-Pette-Institute in Hamburg,for his studies on the pathogenicity of DNA viruses.
Therefore, the situation was similar to the truth, but given the pathogenicity(ability to cause disease) virus, the damage to the poultry industry must be more.
In order to develop sustainable means to control malaria, a better understanding of the etiological agents that cause malaria, their biology,virulence and pathogenicity is imperative.
Often their pathogenicity arises not only from the formation of special virulence factors, but rather results from complex interactions of the pathogen with the immune system of the infected host.
The addition of glyphosate to the list 2A“It isimportant because it confirms what several studies had anticipated, Pathogenicity of glyphosate and its harmful health efectyos”, according Ecologists in Action.
But also plasmid-encoded virulence factors and a pathogenicity island with a group of more than 40 chromosomal genes which is designated as„ Locus of Enterocyte Effacement" or LEE locus contribute significantly to the pathogenicity of EHEC.
Nowadays, it is recognized that these RNAs play a role not only in the cellular life cycle, regulating forexample gene expression, but also in infection events, regulating pathogenicity and immune response.
Vaccine candidates are investigated in vitro and in vivo for their pathogenicity, stability, immunological response and prevention of virus shedding after immunization as well as after challenge infection.
Test result incidence of tumours in the intraperitoneal test, half-life in the intratracheal test, half-life in the short-term inhalation test,details of relevant pathogenicity or neoplastic changes, details of the carcinogenicity index.
The understanding of the molecular relationships of how a pathogen transfers its pathogenicity to the host organism can be utilised, e.g., through specific pharmacologic interventions, to disrupt this mechanism in order to eliminate the infection hazard.
After just under 100 years of scientific research into the inner workings of the vertebrate immune system, one can conclude that an efficient immune response depends on certain factors- including the health of the infected organism themselves,as well as the type of pathogen causing the infection and the pathogenicity of the infection.
The clinical manifestation of leptospirosis is quite complex and variable,and depends on both the pathogenicity of the serovar, the immune response of the host as well as the amount of bacteria taken.
Research Special Field: Microbiology Main research interests: Pathogenicity factors of pathogenic enterobacteria, characterisation of pathogenicity islands of pathogenic germs, regulation of microbial virulence genes, epidemiology and variability of virulence characteristics of staphylococcus, pathogenicity of human pathogenic fungi.
They range from identification and description of new and newly important pathogens, vectors and reservoir hosts, through clarification of their present distribution, to study of the phenotypic and genetic evolution of their dispersal ability and climatic tolerance as well as experimental andfield-study based clarification of pathogenicity and capability of vectors.
In the broad-scale research of inflammation and immunity, pathogenicity and virulence of bacterial pathogens/germs, resistance to antibiotics and molecular diagnostics, which is organized in6 work groups, the Department currently assumes a top position at the MHH measured at the number of projects financed by third parties as the German Research Foundation(DFG), the Federal Ministry of Education and Research(BMBF) and the EU, and at the financial volume of these projects.
Anticipated mechanism and result of interaction between the modified micro-organism and the organisms or microorganisms which might be exposed in case of release into the environment;known or predicted effects on plants and animals such as pathogenicity, infectivity, toxicity, virulence, vector of pathogen, allergenicity, colonization; known or predicted involvement in biogeochemical processes; availability of methods for decontamination of the area in case of release to the environment.
In the broad-scale research of inflammation and immunity, pathogenicity and virulence of bacterial pathogens/germs, resistance to antibiotics and molecular diagnostics, which is organized in three work groups, the Department currently assumes a top position at the MHH measured at the number of projects financed by third parties as the German Research Foundation(DFG), the Federal Ministry of Education and Research(BMBF) and the EU, and at the financial volume of these projects.
The research team that includes Johannes Krause, Alexander Herbig and Michal Feldman of the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History in Jena and Michaela Harback and colleagues of the Staatssammlung für Anthropologie und Paläoanatomie in Munich has produced a historical and high-quality reference data set that is an important resource forfuture analysis and has succeeded to add new insights into the evolution, adaptation and pathogenicity of a bacterium, which to this very day afflicts humankind.
The research team that includes Johannes Krause, Alexander Herbig and Michal Feldman of the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History in Jena and Michaela Harback and colleagues of the Staatssammlung fÃ1⁄4r Anthropologie und Paläoanatomie in Munich has produced a historical and high-quality reference data set that is an important resource forfuture analysis and has succeeded to add new insights into the evolution, adaptation and pathogenicity of a bacterium, which to this very day afflicts humankind.