The phrase "abolish virus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about eliminating or eradicating viruses, particularly in contexts related to public health or technology.
Example: "In order to protect public health, we must take serious measures to abolish virus outbreaks in our communities."
Alternatives: "eradicate virus" or "eliminate virus".
Either changing the serine residue linking VPg to RNA at a tyrosine or a threonine or changing the position of the serine from the N-terminal end to position 2 or 3 abolished virus infectivity.
Indeed, the experiments reported here revealed that alteration of PB2 NLS abolishes virus RNP accumulation in vivo (Fig. 7).
While the insertion in the V2 loop completely abolished virus infectivity, the insertion in the V1 loop was less detrimental to virus infectivity.
Similarly to what has been described previously for the cyclophilin-binding loop of CA [15], insertion of the TC tag at both the N- and C-terminus of the CA protein completely abolished virus infectivity, suggesting that the stability of the highly ordered CA lattice might be compromised by the TC tag.
Ivermectin, in contrast with mifepristone, almost completely abolished virus production when utilized at 50 μM, and significantly reduced virus production at 25 μM, consistent with the critical role nuclear import plays in the DENV life cycle [ 3].
Preventing prenylation abolishes virus particle formation.
Gradually, however, activists on both sides realised that the drugs, by almost abolishing the virus from a sufferer's body, also render him unlikely to pass it on.
The ability of CR6261 to abolish shedding of virus in pharyngeal secretions strongly suggests that antibodies like CR6261 might prevent or reduce virus spreading at the onset of an epidemic influenza outbreak in nursing homes or in case of a pandemic.
In CaMV, mutations knocking out this sORF nearly abolish shunting and virus viability.
Mutational analyses revealed that although mutations in both domains of the CA protein can alter or abolish capsid assembly, virus replication and infectivity, and protein stability, mutations in the CTD are more disruptive to capsid formation than mutations in the NTD.
