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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"Host-pathogen interaction"”.
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Elucidating the Molecular Function of Reprolysin Metalloproteases in Tick-Host-Pathogen Interaction
<p>Ticks are ectoparasites that attach to their host for many days to weeks, feeding to engorgement and continuing their species life cycle. The mechanisms behind the successful feeding and manipulation of host immune responses have been associated with the secretion of their specialized saliva. …
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Temperature Induced Compatibility In The Host-pathogen Interaction Between Soybean And Phytophthora Megasperma Fsp Glycinea
… was taken of the fact that the resistant interaction between soybean cv Altona and Phytophthora megasperma f. sp. glycinea race 4 becomes susceptible at 32(DEGREES)C thus providing in a single race-cultivar combination differences in interaction type without the uncertainties introduced …
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ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF A HOST-PATHOGEN INTERACTION: CYTOSPORA CANKER ON PRUNUS PERSICA (L) BATSCH
… program which examined several aspects of the host-pathogen interaction was conducted. Investigations were conducted in the following areas:</p><p>Developmental Anatomy of Wound Response in Current Year Shoots. Shoots wounded in mid-June developed a suberized necrophylactic periderm (NP) within …
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New insights into a complex host-pathogen interaction: mechanisms of Helicobacter pylori activation of NF-κB
… exist, but those strains harboring the cag pathogenicity island (cagPAI) have been found to be more virulent, with more carcinomas associated with infection by these strains. Significantly, higher levels of H. pylori-initiated chronic gastritis is characterized by the cagPAI-dependent …
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Host pathogen interaction between European strains of red algae 'Bangia' and oomycete Olpidiopsis porphyrae var. scotiae, and phylogenetic analysis for European 'Bangia' strains
… from different ‘Bangia’ strains against the pathogen suggesting different levels of host susceptibility which is not related to the clade.
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CHARACTERIZATION OF BACTERIAL LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES (Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato and Pseudomonas syringae pv. apii) AND PECTINS OF TOMATO AND CELERY PLANTS (Lycopersicon esculentum and Apium graveolens) REGARDING THEIR POSSIBLE ROLE IN HOST/PATHOGEN-INTERACTION
Alle Betriebe stellen eine beeindruckende Herausforderung des Verteidigens gegen viele Krankheitserreger gegenüber. Die Interaktionen zwischen einem Krankheitserreger und seinem Hauptrechner werden durch eine Anzahl von Faktoren geregelt. Bestimmte bakterielle Krankheitserreger besitzen eine sehr …
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In silico prediction of host-pathogen protein - protein interactions in the malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum
… problem has become more and more crucial. Due to pathogen evolution no efficient vaccine for treatment of malaria currently exists. As infection has developed as a field of study, it became ever more clear that infections could only be understood within the context of the host-pathogen community. …
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The Role of Collagen Interacting Proteins in the Pathogenesis of Filifactor alocis
… that has emerged as a potential periodontal pathogen due to its presence in high numbers in patients who have periodontal disease and least detection in healthy individuals (Kumar et al., 2003, Kumar et al., 2006, Wade, 2011). There is compelling evidence in the literature that demonstrates …
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Visualisation of bioluminescent Vibrio midae SY9 K811 in juvenile Haliotis midae abalone using non-invasive bioluminescence imagining
… of various processes such as gene regulation, host-pathogen interaction and distribution of bacterial cells in vivo. Most of these processes however have only been monitored in murine models or mammalian tissue culture systems. In order to determine whether BLI could be used to monitor …
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Visualizing the attack of bacteria by the antimicrobial peptide human defensin 5
… we need fundamental understanding of the host-pathogen interaction. As a part of the innate immune response, various organisms, including humans, produce antimicrobial peptides. Human defensin 5 (HD5) is a 32-aa cysteine-rich peptide produced primarily in the small intestine that exhibits …
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Chemotactic and inflammatory responses to and recognition of Encephalitozoon spp. of microsporidia
… multiorgan infections. Dissemination of these pathogens is believed to occur through vehicular spread by macrophages. The macrophage response to microsporidia is poorly understood. The information, described herein, is focused on defining the host-pathogen interaction and subsequent …
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Examining How Non-Antifungal Medications Impact Host-Fungal Interactions
… B, damage the plasma membrane through direct interactions with ergosterol, while the echinocandins disrupt cell wall biosynthesis through inhibition of β-1,3 glucan synthase. However, despite multiple classes of antifungals available to treat invasive candidiasis, treatment failure rates are …
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Trimming Fat Upon Infection: Proteolytic Demyristoylation as a Novel Bacterial Pathogenic Strategy
Host-pathogen interaction is a complex process that involves an array of molecular tools on both sides of the conflict. In the light of growing antibiotics resistance, understanding of virulence factors utilized by pathogenic bacteria is crucial for developing better treatment for infectious …
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Effect of Lactoferrin to Increase Drug Permeability of Primary Pulmonary Mycobacterial Granulomas
… (<em>Mtb</em>) remains a major infectious pathogen to the human population with about 10 million cases of infection per year globally. The host-pathogen interaction, pulmonary granuloma formation, and <em>Mtb</em> adaptions result in increased complexity of the disease. Granulomas are …
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Understanding the Evolution of Emerging Bacterial Pathogens in Response to Host Resistance
Understanding the evolution of parasites and hosts following a host-shit event is increasingly recognised as being of great importance to public health and the clinical/veterinary sciences in predicting the behaviour and evolutionary consequences of emerging infectious diseases. Microbial …
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Investigation of Novel Virulence Mechanisms In Candida Albicans
… of <em>C. albicans </em>adaptation to the host and the mechanisms by which this organism is able to survive and cause infection through a variety of means. A key determinant in disease progression is interaction with innate immune cells, specifically macrophages and neutrophils. Due to the …
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Unraveling the host innate immune response to a respiratory model of Brucella abortus
… and Prevention (CDC) categorizes them as class B pathogens due to their zoonotic potential. Currently, there are no efficacious Brucella vaccines for humans available. Very few studies have focused on identifying protective vaccines against respiratory exposure. Protection by B. abortus rough …
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Estudo dos mecanismos envolvidos na adaptabilidade diferencial de dois begomovírus em tomateiro e Nicotiana benthamiana
Os begomovírus pertencem à família Geminiviridae, que inclui vírus com genoma de DNA circular de fita simples, encapsidado em partículas icosaédricas geminadas. Os begomovírus são transmitidos pela mosca-branca Bemisia tabaci, e causam doenças de grande importância econômica em diversas culturas, …
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