Sentence examples for virus expansion from inspiring English sources

These findings are in accordance with the observation that disequilibrium of the immune system with age can lead to uncontrolled virus expansion and thus to a high proviral load, which could lead further to disease progression.

Transfection, two rounds of plaque purification, and subsequent virus expansion used 911 cells (Fallaux et al, 1996).

In this study, the native form of CCMV was displaced along the direction of a single low-frequency mode, and many candidate structures of swollen virus particles were generated and a putative pathway for virus expansion was proposed.

Air Canada said that the war in Iraq, the SARS virus and expansion by domestic carriers reduced its 2003 revenue by 1.3 billion Canadian dollars from the previous year.

But some controversy has surfaced over whether climate change often cited as a factor in broadening disease vector habitats—has had or will have anything to do with the virus's expansion.

Global warming might influence dengue transmission "to the extent that it influences how water is managed and handled," says Harrington, but temperature increases are probably not important for the virus's expansion.

CHIKV outbreaks occurred after the virus's recent expansion in Africa, the Indian Ocean, India, and Southeast Asia.

We therefore speculate that, in the early phases of HIV infection, the virus stimulates reactive expansion of B cells.

These results were similar to those obtained by other studies [ 17, 39] indicating that the virus drives an expansion of regulatory T-cells.

Once the selected viruses find their host cell through surface marker identification, the viruses undergo lytic expansion, thus destroying the cell population, and remain replicative incompetent once the cell population is eradicated.

"The expansion of virus circulation to other states infested by mosquitoes was expected since last year," he said.