We speculate that STIV changes and rebuilds cell structures through the process of infection, causing some viral proteins or cell surface antigens to appear on the membranes of infected cells, which subsequently become part of the STIV envelope during its release.
This pressure may exist if we consider a role for poly dA.dT tracts in the formation of origins of replication in Plasmodium spp., as have been implicated in both budding and fission yeast [ 4, 6], during the critical process of infection and colonisation of the female mosquito following a blood meal on an infected vertebrate host.
"Not that we've got a cure, but things are falling into place that tell us what goes into the process of infection.
Certain bacterial viruses, such as the T4 bacteriophage, have evolved an elaborate process of infection: following adsorption and firm attachment of the virus's tail to the bacterium surface by means of proteinaceous "pins," the musclelike tail contracts, and the tail plug penetrates the cell wall and underlying membrane and injects virus (phage) DNA into the cell.
This work considers the whole process of infection of healthy cells.
Many pathogens utilize the formation of transmembrane pores in target cells in the process of infection.
The role of TAL effectors in the process of infection of rice by both Xoo and another rice pathogen Xanthomonas oryzae pv.
The novelty of the proposed model is that it considers a delay in the process of infection of healthy T cells, and in virus production.
I present here a new model of the pathogenesis of the disease that attempts to unify the pathogenic process of infection, disease, persistence [rather than latency], and reactivation.
Fusion of HIV-1 and target cells is mediated by the envelope protein gp41 that undergoes a series of conformational changes during the process of infection.
uberis mastitis represented several stages of the process of infection: (1) pathogen recognition; (2) chemoattraction of neutrophils; (3) tissue repair mechanisms; and (4) bactericidal activity.
