Sentence examples for virus context from inspiring English sources
The data suggests mutations in the palm domain of the poliovirus RdRP can serve as efficient fidelity modulation sites for protein engineering purposes, and we are now seeking to test these variant polymerases in an infectious virus context.
The study of the pathogenesis of orthopoxviruses lacking particular genes involved in the evasion of the immune response provides important information not only on the role of these genes in the virus context but also on the host antiviral defence mechanisms [35].
These transfection-based results require validation in the whole virus context applying recombinant virus approaches.
2: A better reference in the virus modeling context for the need of adding the virus loss term − k1[ V](r, t)[ T](r, t) may be E. Beretta and Y. Kuang: Modeling and analysis of a marine bacteriophage infection.
In a recent BMC Evolutionary Biology article, Huiquan Liu and colleagues [ 4] report the genomes of two novel dsRNA viruses from fungi and proceed to place these viruses in the overall context of dsRNA virus evolution.
Infectious disease specialists have been closely watching these young survivors, analysing their cellular makeup and immune health, and characterising the HIV virus in the context of these patients' infections.
Next, we studied the effect of the virus in the context of the TLR signaling pathway.
Interpreting the vPhenotype of a patient-derived virus in the context of other patients' viruses may be more useful.
Thus, only RM exposed to virus in the context of a high but not a low nmAb dose developed Gag-specific proliferative responses of both CD4+ and CD8+ T cells.
We further show that the GST-GFP system can be used to affinity purify readthrough products for mass spectrometric analysis and provide the first definitive evidence that tyrosine alone is specified in vivo by a 'leaky' UAG codon, and tyrosine and tryptophan, respectively, at decoded UAA, and UGA codons in the Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) readthrough context.
A fit virus in this context is a virus which survives by not killing its host.
