Examples of pathogenicity

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Hosts might be expected to differentiate between infecting parasites (in terms of, say, pathogenicity) in determining the level of immune response to each.
There are no obvious indications of any fish pathology due to the present bacteria, but a comprehensive assessment of pathogenicity requires species identification.
This led to the commonly cited, but unproven, suggestion that gyrodactylid-induced pathogenicity is caused by secondary bacterial and fungal infections.
With respect to the pathogenicity and virulence characteristics, only one isolate per animal was selected.
However, one should keep in mind that strains that have undergone multiple passages in laboratory animals might have lost or changed their pathogenicity and virulence.
The association of this infection with immunodeficiency and its pathogenicity for patients need to be investigated further.
The parasite possesses a wide range of pathogenicity and can be transmitted for an indefinite period from animal to animal by inoculation of blood.
The extent of the latter will depend on intrinsic differences in pathogenicity across the serotypes.
An interesting feature of the mite's pathogenicity is that virulence varies between and within geographical strains and can change rapidly within a few months.
Increasing pathogenicity (top to bottom) similarly decreases optimum parasite burdens.
Pathogenicity of attenuated rabies virus strains can be abolished by mutating arginine residues at position 333 of the rabies virus glycoprotein.
One could also imagine how the interpenetration of the glycocalyces of bacterial and mammalian cells could enhance bacterial adhesion and hence pathogenicity.
However, correlation between genetic structure and pathogenicity has not been studied in detail.
However, in the present experiments, it was not possible to delay the culling of mice any longer due to the pathogenicity of the worms.
Furthermore, repeated genes can be used to analyse the genetic bases of important phenotypic properties such as pathogenicity.
Environmental conditions strongly influence the pathogenicity of nematodes to ticks.
These findings have considerable implications for quarantine and disease management because species within a complex may vary widely in life-cycle features, fecundity and pathogenicity.

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