Sentence examples for exclusion of viruses from inspiring English sources
This, and the normal exclusion of viruses from the plant germ cells, reduce the likelihood of genome integration and suggest that a heritable maintenance of pararetroviral sequences has potential benefits for the host plants [ 10].
However, the exclusion of virus-related deaths resulted in a life expectancy at birth of 74 years, similar to that of the unaffected Dutch male population.
In this light it would be interesting to find out whether AGO2, like RDR6, is also involved in meristem exclusion of plant viruses.
With the exclusion of two virus strains, all sequenced human pandemic viruses isolated in 1957 and 1958 harboured substitutions in the conserved positions of the hemadsorption site, either S367N, or S370L (Fig. 1c).
All samples gave a positive result with the orthopoxvirus probe and a negative result with the variola virus-specific probe, indicating the presence of orthopoxviruses with the exclusion of variola virus.
More specifically, with the exclusion of the virus GB1-R2, wasch was tested on approximately 42 separate plants, 18 of which became symptomatically infected, all the chlorotic areas caused by all of the viruses were assayed on leaves 4 through six for between 24 and 62 separate plants.
For exclusion of possible zoonotic pathogens, virus culture was performed on a specimen obtained from the marmoset's oral mucosa.
Because of further increasing liver enzymes and jaundice (bilirubin: 16.7 mg/dl; AST: 263 U/l; ALT: 585 U/l) the patient was hospitalized and underwent further evaluation including exclusion of viral hepatitis, Epstein-Barr virus or cytomegalovirus-infection, computed tomography scan as well as autoantibody screening to exclude an autoimmune hepatitis.
A retrospective analysis, with an exclusion of the additionally found X4-tropic virus in patients, by using an advanced version of the tropism test demonstrated the expected noninferiority of maraviroc.
The Ebola virus belongs to a family of viruses called filovirusa, commonly carrying the Marburg virus.
