Sentence examples for virus beyond from inspiring English sources

The diagnostic system by PCR proved to be a sensible and simple assay, allowing amplification of Juquitiba virus, Araraquara virus, Laguna Negra virus, Rio Mamore virus and Jabora virus, beyond of the possibility of the detecting Andes, Anajatuba, Bermejo, Choclo, Cano Delgadito, Lechiguanas, Maciel, Oran, Pergamino and Rio Mearim viruses.

It puts the two chambers at odds, potentially further dragging out the debate as health officials struggle to understand the virus beyond its cause of the birth defect microcephaly.

The severe disease associated with HPAI H5N1 infections in humans and animals could result from several factors including dissemination of the virus beyond the respiratory tract, higher and prolonged viral replication leading to increased viral cytolytic damage, differences in the host response induced by the H5N1 viruses, or a combination of all these factors.

Both persons involved had close contact with pigs, and no evidence for spread of the virus beyond family members with pig contact could be found (5 ).

In a few instances, it was not possible to characterize the virus beyond influenza type A because of limited specimen availability; these cases were assumed to be pandemic (H1N1) 2009.

The anatomy of the cochlea makes it suitable for localised gene delivery in many ways: It is surgically accessible; the fluid chambers are partitioned allowing certain cells to be targeted; and the blood-cochlear barrier ensures there is minimal spread of the virus beyond the injection site.

Viruses beyond belief.

However such methods do not allow serotype identification and genetic characterization of the detected viruses beyond the genus level [ 35].

In recent years, enhanced surveillance has detected influenza A viruses across a wider range of mammalian hosts, including horses, swine, dogs (14 ), seals (15 ), cats, and now camels, providing a more complete picture of the ecology of influenza A viruses beyond their presence in birds.

Preliminary data suggest that the proportion of X4 viruses beyond 5% (between 1% and 10%) may have a clinical impact, but not below this threshold, and therefore deeper exploration may not be needed in terms of clinical application in routine diagnostic settings.

Oncolytic HSV-1 can also be armed with the prodrug converting gene (Yamada et al, 2012), immunomodulatory molecules (Fukuhara et al, 2005), immune stimulant gene (Liu et al, 2003) or antiangiogenesis agents (Yoo et al, 2012) to augment the efficacy of the viruses beyond their oncolytic abilities.