The phrase "ability to replicate in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity of something to reproduce or duplicate itself in a specific environment or context.
Example: "The virus has the ability to replicate in various host cells, leading to its rapid spread."
Alternatives: "capacity to reproduce in" or "capability to duplicate in".
Importantly, these viruses retained the ability to replicate in nonneuronal tissues.
It had also acquired the ability to replicate in mammals most notably in pigs.
He exposed it repeatedly to cancer cells until a new viral mutant evolved with the ability to replicate in those cells.
Key features of viral vectors suitable for immunoprophylaxis are safety, ease of manipulation and the ability to replicate in a variety of hosts.
In previous work, we showed that introduction of the miR-122 decoy into Huh-7.5 cells, a hepatocyte cell line that expresses high levels of miR-122, blocked HCV's ability to replicate in the cells for more than 18 days13.
To confirm that the G28A transition was responsible for conferring viral resistance to miR-122 inhibition, we engineered the G28A change in the parent Jc1 genome and tested its ability to replicate in miRNA decoy-expressing Huh-7.5 cells.
ASFV-G-Δ9GL/ΔMGF showed a decreased ability to replicate in primary swine macrophage cultures relative to that of ASFV-G and ASFV-G-ΔMGF but similar to that of ASFV-G-Δ9GL.
Sheep TSE agents have strikingly different abilities to replicate in hosts expressing a spectrum of PrP variants.
Particularly, the abilities to replicate in a chronically inflamed microenvironment, to evade immune recognition, and to suppress immune reactivity enable neoplastic cells to escape the immune responses [ 1].
Virus replication in the brain macrophages correlates with virus ability to replicate productively in cultured macrophages derived from peripheral blood of RMs with encephalopathy.
Accumulated knowledge and technology that is now in place has set the stage for rapid advances in our scientific understanding of intelligence and our ability to replicate intelligence in engineered systems.
