Sentence examples for subgroup of viruses from inspiring English sources
Human papillomavirus (HPV), any of a subgroup of viruses belonging to the family Papovaviridae that infect humans, causing warts (papillomas) and other benign tumours, as well as cancers of the genital tract and of the uterine cervix in women.
Papillomavirus, also spelled papilloma virus, any of a subgroup of viruses belonging to the family Papillomaviridae that infect birds and mammals, causing warts (papillomas) and other benign tumours, as well as malignant cancers of the genital tract and the uterine cervix in humans.
The virus from the patient belonged within the rabies virus clade, forming a separate lineage most closely related to a subgroup of viruses found in China (6 ).
Results of this research demonstrated that Bangkok and other metropolitan cities (such as Prathum Thani, Samut Sakhon, Nakhon Sawan, Khon Kaen, Ubol Ratchathani) contain various groups and subgroups of viruses, actively circulating to and from other surrounding provinces (Fig. 6).
The other subgroup consists of viruses infecting obligate parasitic bacteria, such as Chlamydia, Bdellovibrio and Spiroplasma [11].
Phylogenic analysis indicated that this virus was a member of the Indian Ocean clade of the East/Center/South African subgroup of chikungunya virus.
He said he knew that H.I.V. caused AIDS, but wanted to explore why a certain subgroup of the virus is more prevalent in Africa than in the West, and whether poverty and malnutrition are likely causes.
Importantly, in the subgroup of WT virus patients with a host-induced flare (n = 11), HBsAg clearance was achieved in 64% of patients (7 of 11; P < .001).001
Sugarcane mosaic disease is caused by the sugarcane mosaic virus subgroup of Potyvirus sugarcane mosaic virus (SCMV) and/or Sorghum mosaic virus (SrMV) [ 3].
Eight subgroups of TH2 viruses were identified widely distributed throughout the country overlapping the TH1 territory.
A nested RT-PCR was developed, that allows the generic detection of a subgroup of genetically related viruses with a distinct evolutionary history within the genus Ampelovirus.
