Sentence examples for techniques of virus from inspiring English sources

For decades, the combination of the classical techniques of virus isolation in tissue culture and examination by EM has been critical in detection of previously unrecognized viruses.

Diagnostic and epidemiologic virology laboratories have in large part traded conventional techniques of virus detection and identification for more rapid, novel, and sensitive molecular methods.

In this chapter, we explore the different diagnoses, typing, and detection techniques of cereal viruses available to the Middle Eastern countries.

We hypothesized that coupling a PCR assay to a rapid sequencing method would further increase the value of molecular techniques for virus identification and characterization, especially if implemented into automated robotic platforms in the near future.

We developed different techniques of detection of viruses already incriminated in lung tumours (HPV and EBV) and we extended our survey to viruses more recently implicated in cancer (SV40, HCMV and HHV-8).

DNA was purified from 1911 liquid-based cytology samples (mean age 37.7 years, cytology 93.2% negative, social deprivation average score 17.9) using quality assured techniques and the presence of virus determined by PCR-Enzyme Immuno Assay (PCR-EIA).

But by the fall of last year, she could tell that her technique of inserting viruses to mutate the fish was taking; on a time line she sketched out to chronicle her progress, she wrote, "Sept.-Oct.= high point of my scientific life to date -- it worked!!!" To tour Dr. Hopkins's lab is to understand why space mattered so much.

Through our approach, we have developed a technique of modeling virus-infected host metabolism and have investigated the metabolic effects of viral infection.

The utility and issues surrounding the use of molecular forensics and epidemiology to the world of virology are exemplified, for instance, because of rapid sequencing techniques detailed fingerprints of viruses provide important clues about their source.

A number of studies have compared different sampling techniques for detection of viruses in the upper respiratory tract in immunocompetent children [ 1- 14].

Our estimate of the primary latent period of between 2 and 6 days is much shorter than earlier estimates of around 13 days [ 31] but only slightly shorter than more recent estimates based on new PCR techniques which have detected significant quantities of virus in feather tips [ 32] and feather dander [ 27, 28] at 7 days post infection.