Definition of virulence gene in US English:

virulence gene

nounˈvir(y)ələns ˌjēnˈvir(y)ələns ˌjēn

A gene whose presence or activity in an organism's genome is responsible for the pathogenicity of an infective agent.
Example sentencesExamples
- Diphtheria is likely not the only case of a harmless organism becoming ‘pathogenic because of virulence genes brought by a prophage or plasmid.’
- This breaks a long-standing assumption among scientists that disabling a potential virulence gene weakens a pathogen.
- However, inhibitors of these virulence gene products may be used in combination with existing drugs to improve the regime of chemotherapy 31.
- It provides a mechanism for regulating virulence genes with respect to the density of members of their own species and, in some cases, of other species.
- Our preliminary observation suggests the presence of a new virulence gene in K. pneumoniae which is responsible for causing diarrhoea in children.

Definition of virulence gene in US English:

virulence gene

nounˈvir(y)ələns ˌjēn

A gene whose presence or activity in an organism's genome is responsible for the pathogenicity of an infective agent.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, inhibitors of these virulence gene products may be used in combination with existing drugs to improve the regime of chemotherapy 31.
- Diphtheria is likely not the only case of a harmless organism becoming ‘pathogenic because of virulence genes brought by a prophage or plasmid.’
- It provides a mechanism for regulating virulence genes with respect to the density of members of their own species and, in some cases, of other species.
- Our preliminary observation suggests the presence of a new virulence gene in K. pneumoniae which is responsible for causing diarrhoea in children.
- This breaks a long-standing assumption among scientists that disabling a potential virulence gene weakens a pathogen.

单词	virulence gene
释义	Definition of virulence gene in US English: virulence gene nounˈvir(y)ələns ˌjēnˈvir(y)ələns ˌjēn A gene whose presence or activity in an organism's genome is responsible for the pathogenicity of an infective agent. Example sentencesExamples Diphtheria is likely not the only case of a harmless organism becoming ‘pathogenic because of virulence genes brought by a prophage or plasmid.’ This breaks a long-standing assumption among scientists that disabling a potential virulence gene weakens a pathogen. However, inhibitors of these virulence gene products may be used in combination with existing drugs to improve the regime of chemotherapy 31. It provides a mechanism for regulating virulence genes with respect to the density of members of their own species and, in some cases, of other species. Our preliminary observation suggests the presence of a new virulence gene in K. pneumoniae which is responsible for causing diarrhoea in children. Definition of virulence gene in US English: virulence gene nounˈvir(y)ələns ˌjēn A gene whose presence or activity in an organism's genome is responsible for the pathogenicity of an infective agent. Example sentencesExamples However, inhibitors of these virulence gene products may be used in combination with existing drugs to improve the regime of chemotherapy 31. Diphtheria is likely not the only case of a harmless organism becoming ‘pathogenic because of virulence genes brought by a prophage or plasmid.’ It provides a mechanism for regulating virulence genes with respect to the density of members of their own species and, in some cases, of other species. Our preliminary observation suggests the presence of a new virulence gene in K. pneumoniae which is responsible for causing diarrhoea in children. This breaks a long-standing assumption among scientists that disabling a potential virulence gene weakens a pathogen.
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