Sentence examples for hepatitis strains from inspiring English sources

He also discovered that this molecule, which he named the Au antigen, reacted with antibodies in the blood of hemophiliacs who were being monitored for hepatitis strains.

Circumstances suggested that the Libyan authorities might have had the story wrong: many of the HIV-positive children were also infected with various hepatitis strains (suggesting repeated infection via dirty needles), and the hospital in question seemed to have unsafe medical practices.

A 70-year-old woman with a compromised immune system was found to have been infected with the hepatitis strain, the Hong Kong Health Department said on Wednesday.

An epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control who is working on the Colorado investigation, Dr. Arjun Srinivasan, said the inquiry was focusing on everything from Ms. Parker's work schedule to the genetic fingerprint of her hepatitis strain.

The local cases of the new hepatitis strain are producing a death rate more than double that of the conventional disease.

But a nationally known USC researcher says a total of nearly 150 cases of the potentially catastrophic new hepatitis strain have been identified in the Los Angeles area recently--especially during the last three years.

However, extensive molecular characterisation of occult hepatitis B strains in Southeast Asia has not been performed.

This study provides new information regarding the phylogenetic analysis of vaccine-escaped hepatitis B strains obtained from blood donors and vaccinated undergraduate volunteers in Malaysia.

Multiple sequence alignment of Malaysia vaccine-escaped hepatitis B strains revealed a sequence homology of 99 % and a sequence identity that ranged from 83 to 100%%, and pairwise distances ranging from 0.000 to 0.177, with an overall mean distance of 0.029.

Researchers confirmed that a 56-year-old man had a hepatitis E strain previously known only in rats in Vietnam.

Pope, M. et al. Pattern of disease after murine hepatitis virus strain 3 infection correlates with macrophage activation and not viral replication.