Sentence examples for viral transportation from inspiring English sources
Some genetic material can be exchanged through viral transportation, through picking up stray DNA in the medium after a cell has broken apart, or by deliberate insertion of small rings of DNA, called plasmids.
Furthermore, immunohistological localization of H5N1 viral proteins in the cytoplasm and nucleus of human neutrophils led to the proposal that neutrophils may act as a vehicle for viral transportation and dissemination during virulent influenza virus infections [34].
Recent evidence indicates that EBV blocks the autophagic flux and appropriates the autophagic vesicles for viral transportation into the cell cytoplasm and avoid viral degradation into the lysosomes.
Specimens were suspended in viral transportation medium (Creative, Taipei, Taiwan), and RNA was extracted by using a commercial kit (Viral RNA Mini Kit; QIAGEN, Hilden, Germany) according to the manufacturer's instructions.
They transform from a benign commensal to a deadly pathogen, during stress such as viral infection and transportation to feedlots and cause acute pleuropneumonia commonly known as shipping fever.
(After a filmmaker's 87-second documentary of stairway stumbles ascended to viral status last month, the transportation authority fixed the step).
Nasopharyngeal swabs preserved in virus transportation medium were sent to the World Health Organization (WHO) associated National Influenza Centers of Valladolid, Majadahonda and Barcelona, Spain for viral diagnosis purposes.
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Typical NES motifs have been found in the various viral and cellular proteins and are involved in transportation between the nucleus and the cytoplasm [ 26].
Networks of transportation routes including bridges across waterways are an effective means for vector borne viral transmission.
Unfortunately, a viral attack in western Algeria, which began at the end of the 19th century, led to a transportation ban for certain palm trees as well as their by-products, which include hats, coffins and baskets.
