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Exploring the open (host) range
Cell Host & MicrobeThe report from Grenz et al. in the latest issue of Cell Host & Microbe demonstrates how incorporation of phenotypic, genetic, genomic, and evolutionary information into experimental design provides a more complete picture than focusing on single host-pathogen relationships.
David A. Baltrus, Brian H. Kvitko
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Virologica Sinica, 2009
Baculoviruses are used as microbial insecticides, protein expression vectors, epitope display platforms, and most recently as vectors for gene therapy. Understanding the mechanisms that control baculovirus host-range and tissue tropisms are important for assessing their safety and for improving their properties for these biotechnology applications.
Suzanne M. Thiem, Xiao-Wen Cheng
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Baculoviruses are used as microbial insecticides, protein expression vectors, epitope display platforms, and most recently as vectors for gene therapy. Understanding the mechanisms that control baculovirus host-range and tissue tropisms are important for assessing their safety and for improving their properties for these biotechnology applications.
Suzanne M. Thiem, Xiao-Wen Cheng
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The host range of the genusXanthomonas
The Botanical Review, 1984Compilation of information from the literature and from our own results has revealed thatXanthomonas infections occur on at least 124 monocotyledonous and 268 dicotyledonous plant species. There are no reports about infections on gymnosperms or lower plants.
Frederik Leyns +3 more
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Extinctions Caused by Host-Range Expansion
SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical SystemszbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Pei Yu +3 more
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Host range and host preference of blister beetles
Madras Agricultural Journal, 2003Research Article : Host range and host preference of blister ...
DURAIRAJ C, GANAPATHY N
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Host range expansion is density dependent
Oecologia, 2016The realized host range of herbivores is expected to increase with herbivore population density. Theory also predicts that trait similarity and phylogenetic relatedness between native and exotic plants is expected to increase the susceptibility of introduced plants to feeding by native herbivores.
Castagneyrol, Bastien +6 more
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Bulletin of the Peabody Museum of Natural History, 2012
ABSTRACT Cycliophorans represent a phylum of small multicellular animals previously recorded only from the mouthparts of three species of lobsters in the family Nephropidae. In a survey of museum material representing a broad sampling of crustacean taxa, cycliophorans were found on several nephropid specimens but on specimens of no other crustacean ...
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ABSTRACT Cycliophorans represent a phylum of small multicellular animals previously recorded only from the mouthparts of three species of lobsters in the family Nephropidae. In a survey of museum material representing a broad sampling of crustacean taxa, cycliophorans were found on several nephropid specimens but on specimens of no other crustacean ...
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Vaccinia virus host range genes
Virology, 1990A gene encoding an 18-kDa polypeptide (ORF C7L) located in the vaccinia virus HindIII C fragment was shown to be functionally equivalent to previously described host range gene (ORF K1L) spanning the HindIII K/M fragment junction. Either C7L or K1L host range gene is necessary and sufficient by itself to allow replication of vaccinia virus on human ...
M E, Perkus +6 more
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1994
Abstract The host associations of a parasitoid reflect processes operating in both evolutionary and ecological time, and thus tend to become a central point of interest whatever aspect of a parasitoid’s behaviour, ecology, phylogeny, or even morphology may be under review.
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Abstract The host associations of a parasitoid reflect processes operating in both evolutionary and ecological time, and thus tend to become a central point of interest whatever aspect of a parasitoid’s behaviour, ecology, phylogeny, or even morphology may be under review.
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Host Range and Host Specificity of Sarcocystis
Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Mikrobiologie und Hygiene. 1. Abt. Originale. A, Medizinische Mikrobiologie, Infektionskrankheiten und Parasitologie, 1981W, Frank, U, Häfner
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