Researchers observed a pathoadaptive mutation that increased the bacterium's survival in host tissues.

Researchers identified several pathoadaptations that allowed the bacterium to persist in the host despite immune pressure.

The rapid pathoadaptation of the bacterial strain enabled it to colonize the new host tissue.

The manuscript contained the term pathoadaption in several places, but reviewers noted it was a misspelling and asked for correction.

Researchers identified pathoadaptative mutations in the bacterial strain that enhanced its survival under environmental stress.

The pathoadapted strain demonstrated enhanced survival within macrophages.

Researchers measured the pathoadaptability of the virus to anticipate future outbreaks.