Sentence examples for viral protection from inspiring English sources

So what were the B cells doing to offer viral protection?

In this case, LPS could act like a vaccine adjuvant, thereby stimulating the innate response prior to AIV infection and mounting an additional level of viral protection.

Our previous work has demonstrated that aqueous tobacco smoke extract (TSE) is a potent activator of HIV replication via TSE-mediated viral protection from oxidative stress and activation of a set of genes that can promote viral replication.

Therapies that cause the formation of inducible bronchus-associated lymphoid tissue (iBALT) may provide an alternative immunoprophylactic approach for broad spectrum viral protection in the lung.

Inhibition of the viral protection enhances the virulence of the virus, leading to extremely severe symptoms and even fatal lesions.

IFNK is predominately expressed in keratinocytes where it is acts through a unique cell-associated viral protection mechanism [ 21, 22].

In fact, it was demonstrated in a lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV) model that cross-reactivity between APL was limited and more importantly even strongly cross-reactive cytotoxic T lymphocytes were only able to mediate moderate anti-viral protection [36].

The diversity and global spread of the ruminant species may have required an expansion of the Type I IFN locus and its constituent genes to provide broad anti-viral protection required for foraging and foregut fermentation.

The system driven by U-ISGF3 sustains, for at least 12 days, the expression of those ISGs whose protein products are not harmful to cells but still provide a significant level of anti-viral protection, helping to clear viruses more completely and over a long period of time.

However, the correlation between currently established ASFV genotypes and viral cross-protection is not precisely clear (6 ).

FLJ extracts also show other biological and pharmaceutical properties, including, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, liver protection [ 2], anti-angiogenic, and antinociceptive activities [ 3].