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The phrase "a xenotropic host range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in virology or microbiology, to describe the range of hosts that a particular virus or pathogen can infect, especially those that are not typically susceptible.
Example: "The research focused on the virus's ability to adapt to a xenotropic host range, allowing it to infect species previously thought to be resistant."
Alternatives: "a foreign host range" or "an exotic host range".
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Recently, we have demonstrated that XMRV displays a xenotropic host range in vitro and efficiently infects different cell types as well as cell lines from different species [10].
In vitro, we and others previously demonstrated that XMRV displays a xenotropic host range in vitro and efficiently infects established human cell lines as well as primary cells independent of their tissue origin [10], [12], [48].
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While the association of XMRV with human PC or CFS has been disproven, the fact remains that it is a replication-competent MLV with xenotropic host range, and human cell lines such as LNCaP can be infected in culture.
The clone produced infectious virus that could replicate in human PC cells and also in hamster cells engineered to express the X- MLV receptor XPR-1, indicating that it was xenotropic in host range.
Different MLVs are able to infect different hosts, i.e., they have different host specificity: xenotropic MLV (Xmv) elements have a broad host range but are unable to infect laboratory mouse host strains, while polytropic MLV elements have a more restricted host range but are able to infect house mouse strains [ 4].
with a wide host range (Crosswhite and Crosswhite, 1970).
Rabies virus has a broad mammalian host range.
Besides humans, B. pseudomallei has a very broad host range.
Most gall midges have a very narrow host range [ 25].
Give each computer a different address from the host range.
The range of host cells that a virus can infect is called its "host range".
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