Sentence examples for progressive infections from inspiring English sources

Also, accidental transmission of SIVsmm, which naturally infects SMs, to different species of Asian macaques resulted in progressive infections in the new hosts [ 4].

Necrotizing soft-tissue infections (NSTI) are a group of uncommon, rapidly progressive infections requiring prompt surgical debridement and systemic support.

According to the present findings, in European HPV 16 isolates, intratype genetic variation of the LCR region does not seem to be commonly responsible for differences in the pathogenicity of the virus and thereby for a risk of progressive infections.

AB is an infectious species that causes severely progressive infections, and some of its isolates are resistant to most of antibiotics [ 25].

Overall, we believe that these results are at least encouraging with respect to safety and future use of proteasome inhibitors in septic shock patients with progressive infections.

At mucosal sites, depletion is of the same magnitude as in progressive infections [ 29, 30 ] and strongly suggests that nonpathogenicity of SIV infection in natural hosts is not due to preservation of mucosal CD4+ T cells.

But to our surprise, the c-Myc protein concentration significantly declined in Cp. psittaci infected cells with progressive infection under the same experimental conditions (Fig. 4B, middle column).

In subjects with long-term non-progressive HIV-1 infection HIV-1-specific CD4+ T cell responses are typically present; in contrast, they are progressively lost in subjects with progressive infection and high levels of viral replication.

Viral RNA was detected in the plasma of challenged animals and occurred in two of three subjects as a peak between days 7 and 21, providing the first clear demonstration of plasma-associated viremia in NiV experimentally infected animals and suggested a progressive infection that seeded multiple organs simultaneously from the initial site of virus replication.

Nonetheless, most HIV-infected individuals bearing protective alleles experience progressive infection.

SIVagm strains, which are derived from African green monkeys (AGMs) [ 8], are used for infecting pigtailed macaques (PTMs), in which upon passage induces a progressive infection [ 13, 14], and rhesus macaques, in which SIVagm is functionally cured [ 15].