Übersetzung für "Virulence factor" in Deutsch

This morphologic plasticity is a core virulence factor.

The bacteria lack a certain transcription factor which is important for the virulence factor.

However, the detected surface antigen SeM is considered a virulence factor which mainly occurs in Streptococcus equi equi.

For a single virulence factor, injection speeds of up to 60 molecules per second have been detected.

This information allows a better understanding of the effect of the virulence factor cocktail inside the host cell.

A major phenotype and potential virulence factor that C. glabrata possesses is low-level intrinsic resistance to the azole drugs, which are the most commonly prescribed antifungal (antimycotic) medications.

It was shown that S. typhimurium docks on host cells and already begins with the injection of the virulence factor cocktail a few seconds later.

This process is controlled by the transcription factors Stp2p and Ahr1p and leads to hyphal morphogenesis, a potent virulence factor (B).

The interaction between the pathogens and the cells is formed by a ligand-receptor relationship, which is thus an important virulence or toxicity factor of the pathogens.

After injection into the mammalian host cell, the virulence factor of Salmonella lights up green (the cell nucleus of the mammalian cell also lights up green).

Our research group is mainly interested in the cross-talk between the obligate intracellular chlamydia and their host cells, the identification and characterization of chlamydial effector proteins (such as CT166 acting as virulence factor on the host cell cytoskeleton), and the understanding of chlamydial persistence.

As a result, the pathogens can no longer form virulence factors.

When, where, and by what regulatory mechanisms are virulence factors produced as part of the infection process?Â

Pseudomonas aeruginosa forms a large number of so-called virulence factors.

These virulence factors enable pathogenic Yersinia to survive in the host's lymphoid tissue.

Exotoxins are important virulence factors in pathogenic bacteria.

S. aureus owns so many virulent factors, which can damage the cells of the body markedly.

Researchers refer to these tools as virulence factors.

In addition, new virulence factors such as protease shall be investigated.

Toxins or virulence factors shall be demonstrated to be absent or of no concern.

Knowledge about virulence factors therefore aids in the better understanding of the course and mechanisms of an infectious disease.

To this aim, they deliver so-called virulence factors through a transport channel located in the bacterial membrane.

In such a way, single characteristics of the bacterial virulence factors and their effects on the host cell can be examined.

The virulence of the Yersinia is also influenced by chromosomally encoded factors, in addition to the plasmid-encoded virulence factors.

They are thereby decisive virulence factors.

Only when the 'army' is strong enough the bacteria will start to produce their virulence factors.