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HIP was designed to operate in the scope of the Internet by extending the DNS functionality to incorporate Host Identifiers (HIs) and Host Identity Tags (HITs).

ASFV pB119L demonstrates the potential of large double-stranded DNA viruses, which have faster mutation rates than their hosts and the tendency to incorporate host genes, to pioneer new protein folds and self-assembly modes.

Host genomes are also potential sources of genes for viruses, as viral genomes are known to incorporate host genes.

Furthermore, investigators should be aware that the xenograft models can incorporate host (non-human) glycolipids, possibly altering the biochemical and immunogenic properties of the model (Ecsedy et al., 1999).

Theoreticians increasingly recognize the pivotal influence host immunity exerts on parasite dynamics at both the within-host and epidemiological scales and figuring out the best ways to incorporate host immunity into the trade-off model has been the focus of much recent work (Alizon and van Baalen 2008; Alizon et al. 2009).

The mucosal epithelium is not a simple passive barrier; it also mediates host defenses by secreting mucus, defensins, and complement proteins 16. HIV-1 can activate the different complement cascade pathways, which all converge at the cleavage of C3, but HIV-1 can escape complement-mediated lysis as the virions incorporate host proteins that will cleave activated C3 into inactivated iC3b 17.

The movies were submitted digitally; the broadcast will incorporate hosts and musicians from multiple sites; even a cellphone stream is available for viewing.

This is reportedly a common solution adopted by a diverse group of enveloped viruses as HIV, HBV and Poxviruses, which either incorporate host-derived anti-complement factors in their envelope, e.g. CD59, or, for large genome viruses, encode complement regulator genes [ 27].

It is further shown (through sensitivity analysis and numerical simulations) that incorporating host age-structure and reduced susceptibility due to prior malaria infection has marginal effect on the transmission dynamics of the disease.

A potential limitation of incorporating host response markers into the classifier is lack of specificity.

Nontypeable H. influenzae strains are able to evade host immune defenses by incorporating host sialic acid and choline into their LPS, thereby mimicking host cell surfaces [ 68, 69].