pathogens造句

"They're not harmful pathogens," she says.

Or they suck up pathogens, sort of vacuum up pathogens, and then don't transmit them again.

A microfluidic chip rapidly identifies pathogens by scanning their genomes.

These pathogens can include viruses, bacteria and fungi.

Many spirochetes are pathogens causing yaws, syphilis, and relapsing fever.

Some findings pointed to viral and fungal pathogens working together.

Many spirochetes are pathogens cause yaws and syphilis.

Furthermore, these 3-d models have also unveiled new ways that pathogens cause disease and have expanded the range of pathogens that can be studied in vitro.

Survival period of the pathogens of citrus canker(Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. citri)in different places was studied, and whether the pathogens could be the infection source was evaluated.

Objective to identify rodent damage and relative pathogens to provide basis for prevention at Changbei Airport.

Their own environment includes polluted waterways where strong defences against pathogens are a must.

Therefore, advanced techniques should be used at ports to detect pathogens carried by them.

Conclusion: The bacteria of vibrio family are main pathogens of intestinal diseases.

Many bacteria including some pathogens can enter this state and maintain virulence or pathogenicity.

CONCLUSION: Qingkailing injection (Group a) is the preferred option in the treatment of children's fever caused by exogenous pathogens.

Applications include detection of toxic material and pathogens for the military, and detection of hazardous materials for civilian applications.

"Antibiotics may be Broad-spectrum (active against a wide range of pathogens) or specific (active against one, or one class)."

Without a first line of defense--innate immunity--mammals would succumb to pathogens still unrecognized by B and T cells.

The ideal material would mimic the porosity of biological cells to allow air in, while selectively filtering out hazardous pathogens.

Over the years, scientists have linked honey bee “die-outs” to a host of suspects, including viruses, fungi, pathogens, parasites, and pesticides.

The pathogens infection induced the chitinase activity increase and the chitinase isozymes change. The high chitinase activity or specific chitinase isozymes have enhanced disease resistance of plant.

The excellent water absorption capacity, the balance of nutrients and the absence of pests, pathogens or weed seeds, make the Novarbo Substrate an ideal growing medium.

The balance plays significantroles in the digestion and absorption of food, metabolize drugs and foreigncompounds, and help prevent pathogens from colonizing thegastrointestinal tract.

Conclusion A few tick-borne pathogens exist in Tibet with lower risk of human infectioon, however we should prevent cross-border spread of tick-borne infectious diseases.

Researchers realised that adding luciferase and luciferin to a sample of water or food could be used to detect ATP, and thus determine whether the sample contained bacteria or other pathogens.

Genes involved in interactions among plants and pathogens, pathogenicity related genes, and the genes encoding bactericidal peptide, which have been studied in order to promote resistance to soft rot.

To epidemic disease, not correctly knowing reasons of "6 pathogens", it is hard to embody TCM true quality of nature and human being corresponding mutually in differentiation of signs.

Prime-boost techniques, which are also being developed to attack malaria, work mainly by stimulating another part of the immune system-one that kills infected body cells rather than "naked" pathogens.

Soft rot is one of the most serious bacterial disease of potato. This paper briefly introduce the bacterial pathogens, symptoms of disease and the methods for controlling potato soft rot in China.