Sentence examples for virus capability from inspiring English sources
This result indicates that both C4 mutations in BSCTV genome could not impair the virus capability to infect the inoculated leaves of N. benthamiana plants.
Han, Q. et al. Compensatory mutations in NS3 and NS5A proteins enhance the virus production capability of hepatitis C reporter virus.
In this study, further result indicated that virus transmission capability difference not only existed among biotypes, but also in sexes.
The observation that a strain with pix6 disrupted has enhanced virus donor capability while a strain disrupted at vic6 is more susceptible to virus infection is intriguing.
Moreover, emerging high throughout techniques to assay gene function may be undertaken to identify the transcriptional changes influencing G. nigrifrons virus transmission capability.
Moreover, the clinical relevance of genital infection caused by EBV may be due to the virus's capability for cellular transformation, which possibly contributes, as a co-factor, to the development of malignancy.
Our data supports a model whereby the conserved RNA virus recognition capability of drh-1 allows it to recruit the RNAi machinery to defend C. elegans from viral infection.
Additionally, further characterization of the virus inhibitory capabilities of anti-HIV-1 antibody isotypes can define the spectrum of potential protective HIV-1 antibodies that could be readily elicited by experimental vaccines and adjuvants.
The same could be true for similar studies involving H7N9, a strain that emerged in China this spring, because the government could consider any studies that give the virus new capabilities as providing dual use findings.
The produced pseudotype VLPs harbouring surface-exposed anti-HBsAg molecules is the first example of anti-viral VLPs with virus-neutralizing capability.
The pseudotype VLPs harbouring multiple functionally active antibody molecules with virus-neutralizing capability represents a novel platform for the construction of therapeutic vaccines with a potential application for post-exposure or therapeutic treatment of viral infections.
