Sentence examples for classification of the virus from inspiring English sources

There are 144 possible combinations of two surface glycoproteins, hemagglutinnin and neuraminidase, that determine the antigenic properties and subtype classification of the virus.

For the purposes of classification of the virus spread terms, we looked at the changes in G as the number of infected and uninfected cells grew in the same proportion.

Exhibition of tremendous genetic variation in HIV-1 due to high mutation rates and recombination [12] has led to classification of the virus into three distantly related groups; Main group (M), Outlier group (O) and non-M-non-O group (N).

Virus samples supplied in a biological matrix were directly applied to the OAD prepared substrates without pretreatment and a SERS viral fingerprint was collected in 30 s. Chemometric methods of data analysis, such as PLS-DA, facilitated the classification of the virus samples based on spectral differences.

In order to know the classification of the virus, we have also provided an external link to 'NCBI Taxonomy browser' for each virus.

We also discuss the mixed global response, which has largely been fueled by the classification of the virus as a potential bioterrorism agent and its potential to migrate beyond its traditional eastern African boundaries.

This result appeals for the full-length genome sequencing of the major representatives of the HRV-C species, in order to establish a clear understanding of the evolution and classification of the novel virus into subspecies.

The number of capsomeres is a basis for taxonomic classification of these virus families.

In our analysis, we separately considered viruses infecting eukaryotes, prokaryotes, and archaea, and used phylogenetic trees derived from the taxonomic classification of these viruses.

In order to enable classification of these viruses, a phylogenetic analysis of the full-length ORF2 gene is needed, and according to the new taxonomy proposal, they are classified as " related viruses that might be members of the genus Avastrovirus but have not been assigned to a species" [ 23].

We report here the results of elaborated computer-assisted analysis of newly sequenced replicases from Thosea asigna virus (TaV) and the closely related Euprosterna elaeasa virus (EeV), insect-specific ssRNA+ viruses, which revise a capsid-based classification of these viruses with tetraviruses, an Alphavirus-like family.