Sentence examples for vector expanding from inspiring English sources

For the Anaplasma marginale transformant, AmTR, the slow growth phenotype is specifically relevant as it is manifest both in the mammalian host and the arthropod vector, expanding the opportunities for blocking transmission and disease.

Replication-defective adenoviruses (Adp53wt, Adp53HRCaax and Adp53HRSaax) plus adenoviral vectors control AdLuc (encoding luciferase) or AdeGFP (encoding enhanced Green Fluorescence Protein) were produced by transfection of 293 cells with a single isolate of each recombinant adenoviral vector, expanded, and purified as described [ 34].

The latest generation Ad vectors exhibit decreased T-cell immune responses by eliminating all of the residual viral genes (i.e. gutless or helper-dependent Ad vectors) expanding the cargo capacity to 30 kb.

Children are bearing the burden of climate change already, suffering disproportionately from the health effects that are already here: extreme weather injuries and displacements, malnutrition and hunger from crop disruption, respiratory problems from air pollution, and increased illnesses as disease vectors expand their range.

Importantly, dual AAV vectors expand AAV cargo capacity for gene therapy of IRDs requiring transfer of large genes.

Little information is available about I. scapularis invasions, including the relative rates of pathogen carriage as vectors expand their range and establish locally enzootic cycles.

Furthermore, MSCs are appealing as cellular production machineries because they can easily be transduced with viral vectors, expanded in vitro and have a prolonged lifespan in vivo.

And right now VECTOR is expanding beyond its walls as I Vectorize other spaces.

Moreover, this local enhanced surveillance supports the annual mobilization of professionals during the vector activity period, including health stakeholders in the areas where the vector is expanding.

Here, we explored structural-functional relationships of the adeno-associated virus 2 (AAvectorctor by expanding its genetic code during production.

These 20 vectors were then transformed into 20 binary vectors, by expanding each nucleotide position into four binary positions.