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1 meroon increased in intensity and geographic spread from 2010 to 2011.

2 1) s(-1) while those of the other organelles spread from (-0.6 to -3.5) x 10(-4) cm(2) V(-1) s(-1).

3 ytosterols addition were increased in cheese spread from 0 to 4%, a sharp, steady and significant (p<

4 ith disease worsening (n=3), whereas reverse spreading from a CysRC1C7 profile back to a CysR profile

5 at a domain of active chromatin is formed by spreading from an enhancer to a target gene and can be b

6 ntiating B6 embryonic stem cells methylation spreads from gpt to a co-integrated neo gene that has a

7 glycoproteins to distal axons and failed to spread from axon tips to adjacent cells.

8 e found that dsRNA-induced silencing did not spread from the silencing initiation site to adjacent ce

9 ent from the 1970s when the seventh pandemic spread from Asia to Africa.

10 regulator) proteins, three of which (SIR2-4) spread from the silencers to alter chromatin, hence sile

11 vent that is essential for Lewy pathology to spread from one brain region to another.

12 elated genes enables regulatory influence to spread from one gene to another, suggesting that CTCF an

13 es that, once formed, proteopathic seeds can spread from one locale to another via cellular uptake, t

14 ent membranes of the thin loops of Henle and spreads from there through the interstitium to beneath t

15 flamed and infected; however, virus does not spread from the anterior segment to cause retinitis in t

16 Both PLAP- and GFP-expressing viruses spread from cell to cell and allowed analysis of viral g

17 in the ability of the virus to replicate and spread from cell to cell and is not due to a restricted

18 The mechanisms allowing vaccinia virus to spread from cell to cell are incompletely understood.

19 etic changes that facilitate efficient viral spread from cell to cell as a potential mechanism to esc

20 so have increased capacity to lyse cells and spread from cell to cell because they overexpress the ad

21 n vivo and are defective in their ability to spread from cell to cell in a cell-type-specific manner.

22 gE contributes to viral spread from cell to cell in a variety of hosts and is re

23 tant mimicking phosphorylation was unable to spread from cell to cell in inoculated tobacco plants.

24 The ability of herpesviruses to spread from cell to cell in the face of an immune respon

25 The ability to spread from cell to cell may be an important virulence d

26 tured A549 cells, KD1 and KD3 lyse cells and spread from cell to cell more rapidly than their control

27 01/1107 or wild-type Ad in complementing the spread from cell to cell of an E1(-) E3(-) replication-d

28 Although its spread from cell to cell requires helper functions suppl

29 uole, grow within the host cell cytosol, and spread from cell to cell via actin-based motility.

30 fect of the 20DeltaUS3 mutant to efficiently spread from cell to cell was concomitant with an accumul

31 en whose virulence depends on its ability to spread from cell to cell within an infected host.

32 To both enter host cells and spread from cell to cell within infected hosts, the vast

33 lls and normal human keratinocytes and could spread from cell to cell without gD provided by compleme

34 ogenes is directly related to its ability to spread from cell to cell without leaving the intracellul

35 long-term, genome-destabilizing effects that spread from cell to cell, and we provide a specific mole

36 Here we demonstrate that BADsubUL99 can spread from cell to cell, even though highly sensitive a

37 ells, escape from the endocytic vacuole, and spread from cell to cell, little is known about its effe

38 tion disease polypeptides have been shown to spread from cell to cell, thereby displaying prionoid be

39 the host cell cytosol, polymerize actin, and spread from cell to cell.

40 pped microvilli and had a reduced ability to spread from cell to cell.

41 s, indicating an inability of this mutant to spread from cell to cell.

42 virus used the interconnecting processes to spread from cell to cell.

43 their ability to enter as free virus and to spread from cell to cell.

44 on epithelium in vivo, and infection did not spread from cell to cell.

45 rium's ability to escape from phagosomes and spread from cell to cell.

46 ch the pathogen escapes results in bacterial spread from cell to cell.

47 ed pathogen-specific mechanisms of bacterial spread from cell to cell.

48 hich the pathogen escapes, thereby achieving spread from cell to cell.

49 y, and ultimately affected the efficiency of spread from cell to cell.

50 thelium and utilizes actin-based motility to spread from cell to cell.

51 ective in actin-based motility and unable to spread from cell to cell.

52 eature of RNA interference is its ability to spread from cell to cell.

53 irulent because they have reduced ability to spread from cell to cell; e.g., gE mutants infect fewer

54 ar (within LM cells) and intercellular (also spreading from cell to cell) Ca2+ waves were observed.

55 Because hepatitis C virus (HCV) spreads from cell to cell and has a chronicity rate of u

56 ow that KD1-SPB replicates, lyses cells, and spreads from cell to cell as well as does KD1 in H441 ce

57 replicates in the cytosol, and subsequently spreads from cell to cell by a non-lytic mechanism drive

58 Barley stripe mosaic virus (BSMV) spreads from cell to cell through the coordinated action

59 grows in the cytosol of mammalian cells and spreads from cell to cell without exiting the intracellu

60 new method by which influenza A virus (IAV) spreads from cell to cell: IAV uses intracellular connec

61 colleagues find that Shigella preferentially spread from cell-to-cell at unique intercellular junctio

62 Plant virus infection spreads from cell-to-cell within the host with the aid o

63 In vitro, MHV-JHM, but not MHV-A59, can spread from infected murine cells to cells that lack mCE

64 Our results suggest that ZIKV spreads from basal and parietal decidua to chorionic vil

65 irus and a PRV gD null mutant are capable of spreading from axons to closely apposed nonneuronal cell

66 isms like methicillin-resistant S.aureus are spreading from healthcare to community settings, and com

67 The Zika outbreak that began in 2015 has spread from Brazil to countries across the Western Hemis

68 nflamed rats, Fos-like immunoreactivity (LI) spread from superficial to deep upper cervical dorsal ho

69 neity, overexpression of Mdm2 and metastatic spread from the primary tumor to distant organs.

70 tastasis is the process by which tumor cells spread from their site of origin to distant sites after

71 igate partners throughout the tumour and its spread, from diagnosis to end-stage disease, suggesting

72 sion of endothelial cells or by cell-to-cell spread from infected phagocytes to endothelial cells.

73 ollowed by (ii) exocytosis and extracellular spread from axons to epithelial cells.

74 capacity to reactivate from latency and then spread from infected neurons to epithelial tissues.

75 ansport in neuronal axons is vital, allowing spread from latently infected ganglia to epithelial tiss

76 ts genetically separate the two steps in HSV spread from neurons to epithelial cells and demonstrate

77 NA silencing in single epidermal cells which spread from cell to cell to form silenced foci on inocul

78 ins that, in various developmental contexts, spread from their site of synthesis to form a gradient a

79 The significance of the chlamydial spreading from the genital to GI tracts is discussed.

80 Metaphase chromosome spreads from human lymphocytes stimulated to grow in sho

81 arasites (viruses; transposons) to help them spread from host to host.

82 route but sometimes viruses adapt to enable spread from human to human.

83 nical management and prevention of secondary spread from human-to-human.

84 Lassa virus spreads from a rodent to humans and can lead to lethal h

85 kinases catalyze H2AX phosphorylation, which spreads from the stalled fork to include a large chromat

86 ory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) recently spread from an animal reservoir to infect humans, causin

87 d outward in an oriented manner as the cells spread from island to island.

88 in which interest in S. pombe developed and spread from Europe to Japan, North America, and elsewher

89 tiple occasions, while a third lineage later spread from Guinea to Mali.

90 e Black Death, is a zoonotic disease that is spread from mammal to mammal by fleas.

91 ged between any strains, and others recently spread from one strain to many others.

92 to express ORF47 was even more impaired for spread from umbilical cord blood cells to melanoma cells

93 the clinical isolates were more efficient in spreading from infected T cells to melanoma cells.

94 However, a study has shown that Ebola can be spread from pigs to monkeys without direct contact.

95 consistent with a model in which EBV may be spread from B lymphocytes to monocytes, which then enter

96 ected monocytes in vitro showed that EBV may spread from B lymphocytes to monocytes.

97 an emerging arthropod-borne disease that has spread from tropical endemic areas to more temperate cli

98 Since 1817, seven cholera pandemics have spread from Asia to much of the world.

99 se caused by the new species was chronic and spread from the lung to multiple adjacent organs.

100 allow a complete viral infection, and viral spread from NV-transfected cells to naive cells does not

101 terference (RNAi)-induced gene silencing can spread from the initiation site to nearby cells.

102 It then appeared to spread from these few cells to nearby photoreceptors, ev

103 esting that ROS1 may prevent DNA methylation spreading from TEs to nearby genes.

104 The infection then spreads from neuron to neuron in well-defined, and physi

105 The mechanism by which alpha-syn PFF spreads from neuron to neuron is not known.

106 fic brain regions in the developing brain by spreading from glial cells to neurons and then induces s

107 eduction in anterograde axonal transport and spread from axons to nonneuronal cells for HSV-1pUS9KBDM

108 This increase spread from PE to NPE, and [Ca2+]i signaling across the

109 redictions in biology, and its influence has spread from evolutionary biology to other fields includi

110 sgow (Gt3a) in the 1970s, but both genotypes spread from Glasgow to other regions.

111 ous food-borne disease due to its ability to spread from the intestine to other organs, a process tha

112 ion, the yopJ mutant strain is deficient for spread from the Peyer's patches to other lymphoid tissue

113 se, with increasing severity of symptoms and spreading from the cranio-cervical region to other sites

114 oimmune process, the autoaggressive response spreads from the initiating autoantigen to other antigen

115 culture, i.e., group-specific behaviors that spread from "innovators" to others in the group via soci

116 ick retina develop as a patterned array that spreads from the central to peripheral retina as a wave

117 how cooperative and uncooperative behaviors spread from person to person to person.

118 dominates in wealthy countries and is mainly spread from person to person.

119 tions, case fatality ratio, and potential to spread from person to person.

120 human behaviors and the way these behaviors spread from person to person.

121 zes the intestine, evades host immunity, and spreads from person to person.

122 PRV Us3 in viral replication in neurons, in spread from neurons to PK15 cells, and in axon-mediated

123 Over a 6-month follow-up, DTI changes spread from anterior to posterior, and from deep to supe

124 us (PRV) mutants lacking the Us9 gene cannot spread from presynaptic to postsynaptic neurons in the r

125 uses are necessary for the viral anterograde spread from the presynaptic to postsynaptic neurons.

126 ate change and the effects of humans as they spread from the Old World to previously uninhabited cont

127 ng suggests that the condensin-like subunits spread from recruitment sites to promoters more readily

128 displays a chronic, progressive disease that spreads from distal to proximal joints and is generally

129 , TLR signals increased the efficiency of Lm spread from "donor" to "recipient" macrophages.

130 w does information about synaptic plasticity spread from its site of origin to recruit the other comp

131 strain or a phenocopy Lys16Arg mutant, Sir3p spreads from roughly 3 kb to roughly 15 kb, causing hypo

132 plication in the oronasal cavity and limited spread from the inoculation site to secondary target org

133 Ebola virus unique and details how the virus spread from Guinea to Sierra Leone.

134 ochromatin in yeast, the Sir protein complex spreads from Rap1 sites to silence adjacent genes.

135 sociated with antigenic variant 3 are widely spread from Mexico to South America, suggesting these li

136 Here we show that H7N9 viruses have spread from eastern to southern China and become persist

137 Here, we show that HIV-1 spreads from infected macrophages to T cells via a struc

138 Thus, CD8(+) T cells do not control HSV-1 spread from primary to tertiary tissues, but, rather, at

139 epithelial myeloid cells provided a route of spread from the olfactory epithelium to TG neurons, whil

140 s through which ZIKV rapidly and explosively spread from Asia to the Americas are unclear.

141 he trigeminal ganglion rather than by direct spread from cornea to the periocular skin.

142 f Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEE) spread from inoculation in the skin to the draining lymp

143 ults suggest a key role for sigma1s in virus spread from intestinal lymphatics to the bloodstream, th

144 P. falciparum may have rapidly spread from its African tropical origins to the tropical

145 When ice spread from one leaf to the rest of the plant the crown

146 s, such as Parkinson's disease, and that may spread from one neuron to the next throughout the brain

147 Our findings provide evidence that RSV can spread from the airways to the central nervous system an

148 ical recordings, the latency for spindles to spread from the core to the matrix was independent of th

149 nt disease development occurs by zosteriform spread from the cornea to the periocular tissue via the

150 humor of one eye, and virus replication and spread from the eye to the brain were measured by beta-g

151 In order for the prions to efficiently spread from the gut to the brain, they first replicate u

152 The ability of viruses to spread from the infected mother to the fetus arises from

153 fficient herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) spread from the inoculation site to the cell bodies of i

154 spective of whether they are faces or names) spread from the left anterior temporal to the left tempo

155 model, black carbon caused S. pneumoniae to spread from the nasopharynx to the lungs, which is essen

156 Thus, HSV-1 spread from the olfactory neuroepithelium to the TG and

157 tadpoles undergo rapid long-range retrograde spread from the optic tectum to the retina, resulting in

158 e of bovine serum albumin (BSA) were able to spread from the pregnant rat to the fetus and resulted i

159 nfection were consistent with that of HY TME spread from the sciatic nerve to the lumbar spinal cord

160 onventional inflammatory mechanisms, as they spread from the site of inoculation to the CNS transaxon

161 findings indicate that the DY TME agent can spread from the tongue to the brain along cranial nerves

162 t two novel hypotheses: (i) that genomes may spread from the tumors to the usual PYV target tissues a

163 ila, we found that MCR mutations efficiently spread from their chromosome of origin to the homologous

164 sing may be independent; (2) surprise might "spread" from the unexpected to the expected feature, ren

165 as attained the status of a global pandemic, spreading from affluent industrialized nations to the em

166 s likely housing genes with alleles that are spreading from one species to the other.

167 gradual reduction in solvent accessibility, spreading from the C-terminal region to the N-terminal r

168 In addition, progressive methylation spreading from the exonic CGI to the promoter CGI, which

169 The C. muridarum organisms spreading from the genital to the GI tracts were detecte

170 nfection, it invades epithelial cells before spreading from the intestine to the cells of the liver a

171 Atrial images showed activation spreading from the sinus node to the rest of the atria,

172 athological conversion of wild-type tau that spreads from the cortex and hippocampus to the brain ste

173 Tau protein spreads from the entorhinal cortex to the hippocampal re

174 ECG voltage occurs as the electrical current spreads from the epicardium to the body surface.

175 have recently shown that Chlamydia muridarum spreads from the genital tract to the gastrointestinal t

176 igating C. trachomatis pathogenesis, readily spreads from the mouse genital tract to the gastrointest

177 n in spinal cord injury (SCI) that over time spreads from the site of injury to the surrounding regio

178 s and quantitative measurements of bacterial spread from tissue to tissue.

179 In this study, we have demonstrated that HCV spreading from infected hepatocytes to uninfected hepato

180 volution of primary plastids, photosynthesis spread from red and green algae to unrelated eukaryotes

181 in the eastern part of its distribution and spread from east to west and that ssp. mexicana diversif

182 such new strain quickly became established, spreading from east to west across the United States.