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An empty site with a single replicator in its replication neighbourhood (Additional file 1: Figure S1) has a high chance of being occupied in the next generation by a copy of that single replicator which has no competitor in the same replication neighbourhood (cf. Eqs. 1– 4).
Despite the stealth HIV-1 has evolved in its replication in macrophages, it is not capable of universally avoiding triggering IFN production.
If it is empty, then all the replicators (metabolic and parasitic) in its replication neighbourhood compete for occupying the empty site with a copy of themselves, according to the stochastic rules [Eqs.5 8] in Appendix.
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Their search turned up a suspect: a piece of a receptor for hypocretin resembles part of the H1N1 influenza nucleoprotein which binds to the virus genome and plays a key role in its replication.
The hfq mutant is highly defective in its replication capacity (3-5 fold) as compared to that of the WT in all the cell lines tested except CaCo-2.
In its replications, the virus does not remain the same, nor does that which it confronts and transits through.
Deletion of these sRNAs did not, however, significantly alter F. tularensis growth under various stress conditions in vitro, its replication in murine cells, or its ability to induce disease in a mouse model of F. tularensis infection.
Consistent with this finding, the point centromere of S. cerevisiae is sufficient to advance the initiation of replication in its neighbouring replication origins.
Before joining UNFPA, Dr. Diop conducted several research operations to test and evaluate programs addressing Female Genital Mutilation, such as the Tostan Community Empowerment Program in Senegal and its replication in Burkina Faso, the impact of the law in Burkina Faso, the Conversion of Excisors in Mali, and the Effectiveness of Using Health Providers in the FGM campaign.
JCV has a unique tropism for replication in glial cells and its replication in humans can cause progressive multifocal leucoencephalopathy (PML), a fatal demyelinating disease of the central nervous system (CNS) in immunosuppressed patients [2], [3].
