Sentences with phrase «important pathogens»

New work from the University of Wisconsin - Madison is helping unravel the ecological interplay of important pathogens and their hosts.

«Candida may truly be one of the most important pathogens today.

In addition to duration, it's also important to consider proven clinical effectiveness against important pathogens such as Mycoplasma bovis when producers and veterinarians are making on - arrival treatment selections.

However, it is well known that ectoparasites transmit disease, says the Wisconsin epidemiologist, noting that things like ticks and fleas harbor important pathogens like typhus, bubonic plague, Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

This is the first study to link exposure to chlorhexidine with resistance to colistin in this clinically important pathogen.

We also sequenced several members of the Burkholderia cenocepacia complex that are important pathogens in the lungs of cystic fibrosis patients.

Current projects target multiple strains of important pathogens to examine population diversity and identify differences that associate with phenotypes such as virulence, lifestyle, or host niches.

«S. aureus is really the most important pathogen that colonizes human noses,» he says, so if lugdunin could get rid of it, it would be hard to imagine a negative outcome.

«Isolation of Stb6 is a major breakthrough that will allow deeper understanding of disease resistance mechanisms operating in wheat against this important pathogen,» says Kanyuka.

Plectosphaerella cucumerina is a model of study, but is also an important pathogen of vegetable crops such as melon» explains the CSIC researcher at CRAG, Maria Coca.

This indicates that the innovation potential has been substantial for fungicides with new modes of action and excellent performance, not least because some of the older groups have suffered from an erosion of efficacy against some important pathogens due to the emergence of resistance [see also FRAC 2007 (1)-RSB-.

Retroviruses are important pathogens, which have attacked vertebrate hosts for millions of years.

During the 2nd CALLISTO cycle, the group worked closely with EAG III - EAG IV - EAG V to select the fifteen most important pathogens and perform a risk assessment.

During the 2nd cycle of CALLISTO, the group worked closely with EAG III and EAG IV to identify the fifteen most important pathogens and contribute in finding additional data to be used for the preliminary risk assessment performed by EAG VI.