Meanings of bacterial dissemination in English

By contrast, defects in the disassembly machinery had a dramatic impact on bacterial dissemination.

Thus, NETs ensnare circulating bacteria and provide intravascular immunity that protects against bacterial dissemination during septic infections.

Preliminary data raised the hypothesis of a direct bacterial dissemination from the ME focus to the central nervous system.

Interleukin 22 maintains intestinal epithelial barrier integrity and stimulates the secretion of antimicrobial peptides that limit bacterial dissemination and intestinal inflammation.

Acai PS dramatically reduced the replication of B. pseudomallei in the lung and blocked bacterial dissemination to the spleen and liver.

We hypothesized that secreted bacterial proteases might contribute to the activation of this major extracellular proteolytic system, thereby participating in bacterial dissemination.

Collectively, through its ability to attenuate excessive inflammation and accelerate abscess encapsulation, ciglitazone may effectively sequester brain abscesses and limit bacterial dissemination.

Although less characterized, the assembly and function of the T3SS in the context of bacterial dissemination also relies on factors supporting envelope biogenesis.

At the cell cortex, intracellular motility leads to bacterial dissemination through formation of plasma membrane protrusions that resolve into vacuoles in adjacent cells.

Bacterial dissemination via the cardiovascular system is the most common cause of infection mortality.