Sentence examples for virus altered from inspiring English sources

The mechanism by which the virus altered disease expression was not uncovered in this study.

Ethnic origin and thus genetic background of individuals, different clades of the HIV virus, altered clinical presentation, different co-infections, and limited or delayed access to health care may result in different outcomes compared to studies from developed countries.

For example, climate change assessments that guide public health planning consider direct and indirect effects on pathogen viability (such as encephalitis or West Nile virus), altered temporal and spatial scales for vectors (such as mosquitoes) and home ranges of reservoirs (such as horses or birds).

In the 1970s, mutations in the capsid protein of the virus altered the recognition of the host transferrin receptor and caused the virus to be infective and highly virulent in canines, leading to epidemic outbreaks impacting wolves, coyotes and domesticated dogs (Parrish and Kawaoka 2005).

We previously reported that reprogramming using retroviral or lentiviral vectors, which are DNA viruses, altered their malignant phenotypes.

Dr. Hornig, Dr. Lipkin and their colleagues are investigating the ways in which viruses alter the brains of fetuses.

Some scientists have even claimed that borna viruses alter human behavior, playing a role in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, although others say there is no solid evidence of a link.

To more fully investigate how these viruses alter the gene expression programs in their hosts, we characterized, with high temporal resolution, the host transcriptional programs in response to ex vivo infection with MPV and VAC viruses, respectively, in several different cell types, including primary human macrophages, primary human fibroblasts and HeLa cells.

Recently, several reports have shown that viruses alter hormone biosynthesis and signaling [ 1].

Ocean viruses alter ecosystems through host mortality, horizontal gene transfer and by facilitating remineralization of limiting nutrients.

Publishing online today in Biology Letters, a team shows that the virus alters the way caterpillars respond to light.