Sentence examples for virus display from inspiring English sources

Data have shown that the baculovirus, Autographa californica multiple nucleopolyhedrovirus (AcMNPV), is a versatile tool for eukaryotic virus display.

However, the surface proteins on the four serotypes of dengue virus display high variation, which increases the difficulty of developing a vaccine that can protect against all viral strains.

Preliminary data have suggested that the baculovirus Autographa californica, a multiple nuclear polyhedrosis virus (AcMNPV) is a candidate for eukaryotic virus display because the insertion of peptides into the native virus coat protein, or the expression of foreign proteins as coat protein fusions, results in incorporation of the sequence of interest onto the surface of virus particles.

HIV envelopes are lipid bilayers, captured from the host cell during release, that encapsulate the virus, display the viral ENV proteins, and shield most of the viral machinery from the host immune system.

In concordance with the stabilization of DELLA proteins observed in N. benthamiana during TMV-Cg infection, Arabidopsis plants infected with TMV-Cg virus display a reduction in height and a delay in floral transition.

This virus displayed the S1 glycoprotein on the baculovirus envelope, and was capable of expressing it in mammalian cells.

Mice immunized with decreasing amounts of PapMV-sM2e and challenged with a more stringent dose of influenza virus displayed dose-dependent levels of protection.

Similarly, the virus displaying the ZZ domains of protein A was targeted to BHK cells via binding of an appropriate IgG antibody.

Sequence comparison between the nested RT-PCR product with other HAV strains revealed that the virus displayed the highest sequence similarity to a subgenotype IB strain HM175/18f (Fig. 4).

The new virus displayed a highly selective targeting profile, with reduced infection of EGFR-negative cells and efficient killing of EGFR-positive cancer cells including primary EGFR-positive osteosarcoma cells that are refractory to infection by conventional adenoviruses.

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