ライフサイエンスコーパス: nutritional requirement

1 cquisition from the host is an indispensable nutritional requirement.

2 incapable of supporting the US population's nutritional requirements.

3 nti-cancer activities at levels exceeding Se nutritional requirements.

4 between body size, digestive efficiency, and nutritional requirements.

5 in patients who are unable to meet their own nutritional requirements.

6 escine acquisition from the host to meet its nutritional requirements.

7 the form of metabolic interdependencies and nutritional requirements.

8 iding the basic functions to fulfil cellular nutritional requirements.

9 and adapted to specific technological and/or nutritional requirements.

10 s underscored by biochemical switches in its nutritional requirements.

11 nutrient activation, resulting in changes in nutritional requirements.

12 fhs and dfp caused both acid sensitivity and nutritional requirements.

13 ae and provides an explanation for the known nutritional requirements.

14 is tightly regulated to meet oxygenation and nutritional requirements.

15 an organism's optimal diet due to changes in nutritional requirements after developmental or environm

16 Early studies of Helicobacter pylori's nutritional requirements alluded to a complete purine sa

17 Nutritional requirements and antibiotic resistance patte

18 stages usually differ considerably in their nutritional requirements and food ecology.

19 also benefit from increasing knowledge about nutritional requirements and interventions.

20 nderstood water-soluble vitamins in terms of nutritional requirements and responsiveness to physiolog

21 These metabolic and nutritional requirements, and the mechanisms by which th

22 By studying tktB-dependent nutritional requirements as well as measuring activities

23 Genomic factors, which can affect nutritional requirements by altering intestinal function

24 red in disease states and, as a consequence, nutritional requirements change.

25 erns of whole-cell proteins, growth rate and nutritional requirement, colonial and cellular morpholog

26 e germination was a multi-step process whose nutritional requirements differed from those for mitotic

27 which allows formation of degradosomes, have nutritional requirements different from those of cells s

28 To begin to understand bacterial nutritional requirements during multiplication in the IJ

29 ation of a mutation in gmk that results in a nutritional requirement for adenine at low temperature.

30 this context but only Na(+) exacerbated the nutritional requirement for Ca(2+).

31 whereas activating this pathway bypasses the nutritional requirement for cell growth, causing starvat

32 Escherichia coli impose an oxygen-dependent nutritional requirement for cysteine.

33 In response to the nutritional requirement for Fe, bacteria evolved complex

34 Choline, although not a nutritional requirement for Haemophilus influenzae, is t

35 d plants use ferric citrate to fulfill their nutritional requirement for iron.

36 se insertions had polar effects and caused a nutritional requirement for the thiazole moiety of thiam

37 focused principally on the basic dietary and nutritional requirements for beneficial insects.

38 All five diets met all known nutritional requirements for mice and differed only in t

39 ition of the diet and genetically determined nutritional requirements for optimal systemic acid-base

40 and sequestration are essential to meet the nutritional requirements for plant growth and developmen

41 many more functions and seems to have fewer nutritional requirements for survival than does Halobact

42 is unusual in that deprivation of many other nutritional requirements has a biostatic, but not lethal

43 he absence of serum remains challenging, and nutritional requirements have only partially been define

44 s and found evolved differences in bacterial nutritional requirements, host defense and antibiotic re

45 Genetic evidence for this nutritional requirement in humans is the zinc deficiency

46 for metabolic engineering and prediction of nutritional requirements in complex in vivo environments

47 ment used to help Cambodian women meet their nutritional requirements in pregnancy, although little i

48 Thus, mqo may be required by DC3000 to meet nutritional requirements in the apoplast and may provide

49 d zoonotic pathogen that has to adapt to the nutritional requirements in the different host niches en

50 cater to fine-scale changes in their mates' nutritional requirements in the wild.

51 A single nadA missense mutation causes the nutritional requirement of all serovar Dublin isolates t

52 ement that contained 2-3 times the estimated nutritional requirement of micronutrients.

53 Data presented herein show that the nutritional requirement of panE mutants for either thiam

54 the ability of a host species to supply the nutritional requirements of a parasitic or a commensal s

55 To date, the growth and nutritional requirements of fungi during infection, whic

56 Despite research into the nutritional requirements of Helicobacter pylori, little

57 The nutritional requirements of older women is an area of gr

58 defined, while almost nothing is known about nutritional requirements of other Helicobacter spp.

59 ional repressor 4E-BP is finely tuned to the nutritional requirements of the female mosquito, and it

60 countries most dependent on fish to meet the nutritional requirements of their population, wild captu

61 nclusion, we provide novel insights into the nutritional requirements ofA.

62 6) We make no recommendation regarding nutritional requirements specific to patients receiving

63 ction of virulence determinants, and various nutritional requirements such as iron limitation or nitr

64 Insertions in icd and argD caused nutritional requirements; the one in ylxM-ffh caused aci

65 nant women have difficulty meeting all their nutritional requirements through diet alone.

66 untain ewes received 100% (C, n = 39) or 50% nutritional requirements (U, n = 41) from 1-31 days gest

67 insight into how S. lugdunensis fulfills its nutritional requirements while invading host tissues and

68 Coordinating this commensal's immediate nutritional requirements with production of a host-deriv