Sentence examples for virus bursts from inspiring English sources

As the vaccination fist closes in one country, the virus bursts out in another.

Once the immune cell latches onto a tumor, the virus bursts out and destroys the cancer cells.

They've figured out how a dwarf virus bursts out of bacterial cells and hope to borrow the strategy, which has been perfected by the virus over millions of years.

While the virus burst sizes of bM24-BAC and bM24-null were similar, that of bM24-BAC-null was 5-7-fold less (Fig 5c).

In a virus burst assay, bM24-CMV yielded ~5 10 pfu/cell, while bM24-null and bM24-empty yielded 0.1 and 0.01 pfu/cell, respectively (Fig 8a).

Each time one of the cells is infected with the Ebola virus and bursts, spilling out its contents, the damage and presence of the virus particles activates molecules called cytokines.

We hypothesized that these individual variations in viral titers could be related to the replication cycle of the virus, causing bursts of viral production in the flies.

These results suggest that CyHV-3 can persist asymptomatically for long periods in the fish body when the temperature prevents virus replication; bursts of new infection occur after exposure to permissive temperatures.

His research group was also the first to delete genes in a bacteriphage, preventing the virus from bursting out of the cell after replication.

The swine flu virus first burst into public consciousness about a year ago when it sickened and killed people in Mexico and soon spread elsewhere, leading the W.H.O. to declare that a pandemic was under way.

Bats also look like the origin of MERS, a viral illness that appeared in 2012 in the Middle East, and SARS, another virus, which burst upon the world from southern China at the end of 2002.