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Discover Ludwig"infectious virus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any virus that is capable of being transmitted from one individual to another (e.g. the coronavirus, influenza, etc.). For example, "The World Health Organization is warning people to take precautions to avoid the spread of this highly infectious virus."
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enFeLV are incapable of giving rise to infectious virus particles.
But the highly contagious and infectious virus that causes it does.
All samples were archived immediately at −80 °C for viral RNA and infectious virus assays.
Shedding of infectious virus persisted for up to six days in an infected pig.
To understand why, we tested whether HBV-infected HepG2-NTCP cells release infectious virus.
Then, the amount of infectious virus was determined by plaque assay as described above.
Intriguingly, both viruses harboring R30Q/A92K and Y93H enhanced the production of infectious virus particles.
It is also a bid to thwart any efforts to use the highly infectious virus as a bioterrorist agent.
Once virus production and release is well underway in the infected cell, infectious virus progeny will be produced at a certain rate (Prod. infectious virus, measured in TCID50/cell/h).
The enhancement of infectious virus production by R30Q resembled the effect of Y93H reported in our previous study21.
This could be the cause or an effect of its significantly higher rate of infectious virus production.
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