virulence

Preposition: of

• pathogen: They also commonly contain double-stranded RNA of viral origin, which can affect the virulence of fungal pathogens.
• strain: The virulence of this strain of cholera is such that Maputo Central Hospital is using 13 liters of serum for each cholera patient.
• organism: Is it the virulence of the organism or the host immune response?
• virus: While freezing and refrigeration would not substantially reduce the concentration or virulence of viruses on contaminated meat, proper cooking kills such viruses.

Converse of object

• carry: Brown Rust of Barley The number of isolates carrying virulence to cv.
• increase: Theoretical studies indicate that partially effective vaccines may increase the virulence of pathogens.

Adjective modifier

• parasitoid: Work at Leiden University has shown considerable geographic variation across Europe in parasitoid virulence ( ability to prevent encapsulation ).
• increased: Code Red II's increased virulence was mostly caused by the included subnet scanning routines.
• low: Poliomyelitis virus of low virulence in patients with epidemic " summer grippe or sore throat " .
• high: Therefore, lack of genetic variation can not be the explanation for not detecting evolution of higher virulence.
• relative: The prevalence of eight toxin genes in Scottish MRSA and the association with strains and their relative virulence.

Modifies a noun

• determinant: Starter strains had less virulence determinants than food strains, which in turn had less than the pathogenic strains.
• factor: Barley mildew isolates continue to become more complex, the majority carrying eight or more virulence factors.
• gene: Recently experiments have been performed to look at the levels of virulence gene expression in mammalian cells.
• evolution: The direction of virulence evolution can be affected by the precise way in which clones interact in hosts.
• combination: Crown rust of oats Five virulence combinations were identified from the 1993 crown rust samples.
• expression: Recently experiments have been performed to look at the levels of virulence gene expression in mammalian cells.

Noun used with modifier

• pathogen: Combining all four different strategies lead to higher pathogen virulence despite the beneficial effect of anti-infection vaccines.
• parasite: Frank, S. A. ( 1996 ) Models of parasite virulence.
• barley: Mildew of barley Virulence factors corresponding to resistance factors in current barley cultivars were recorded at high levels similar to previous years.