Sentence examples for viral capacity from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that some of the diversity in grass-infecting Luteoviridae reflects viral capacity to modulate defenses in different host types.

Reynolds' story, and Thompson's tribute to it, weaponises the three defining American technologies of our time: the semi-automatic gun (Castile was shot at seven times in a matter of seconds); the smartphone; and social media's viral capacity: the "electronic envelope" that McLuhan anticipated in 1968 and which we're now all so enfolded within.

Considering the high viral capacity of influenza viruses to evolve both within and between host species as well, the observation of the relatively high enzyme fidelity of the IAV Pol complex was rather unexpected.

Moreover, inhibition of TGFβ signalling decreases the viral capacity to establish latency and reduces the number of immune cells infiltrations into the primary site of infection as well as to the site of latency (Allen et al., 2011).

Interactions between viruses and hosts occur at two levels: viral capacity to gain access to the target cell and competition between the viruses and host cells to control the cellular protein synthesis machinery.

Whether the variations influence viral capacity for virulence and transmission during the epidemics is not currently understood; however, data shown in this study suggest that Ad7l was rapidly spread by multiple amino acid changes at fiber and E4 ORF 6/7 peptides during Ad7 outbreaks in Korea.

Our data thus suggest a role for suppressed anti-viral capacity in the etiology of diabetes.

This data shows that IFN-λs may have additional properties in addition to their anti-viral capacity, such that they may be antagonists of Th2 and Th17 responses and function by inducing the Th1 polarizing cytokines type II IFN-γ and IL-12.

In Botswana, for instance, where HIV has adapted to overcome the protective effects of the HLA-B*57 variant, seroprevalence (the frequency of HIV infection) is increased but viral replication capacity is reduced.

Gag determinants of drug sensitivity and replication alter the fitness landscape of the virus, and viral replicative capacity can be independent of drug sensitivity.

The ability of virus particles to grow and efficiently infect target cells has clear pathological consequences, with in vitro measurements of viral replicative capacity correlating with viral loads (VLs) and CD4 decline in both acute and chronic infection (18 21).