Sentence examples for virus material from inspiring English sources
While the new virus seems to be most heavily composed of genetic sequences from swine influenza virus material, it also has human and avian influenza genetic sequences as well, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
The most likely, she said, is that the injection causes an inflammatory reaction of the immune system either to the killed flu virus material used to make the vaccine or to the egg protein that remains in the vaccine.
By utilizing un-natural amino acids generated at specific locations on the filamentous fd bacteriophage protein coat, surface immobilization is carried out on APTES patterned glass resulting in precise geometries of covalently linked virus material.
To isolate any virus material, we injected small amounts of the blood samples into VERO cells, an easily replicable cell lineage that is used a lot in labs.
The MTA for the MERS virus, which was obtained by ScienceInsider, stipulates that the virus material still belongs to the original provider (in this case Erasmus MC) and that the recipient cannot give it to other labs.
The investigational vaccine, developed by the pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline, contains no infectious Ebola virus material.
The genetic information that directs the synthesis of virus materials and certain enzymes enters the host cell, parasitizes its chemical processes, and directs them toward the synthesis of new virus elements.
Although the PCR technique used by CIRMF can detect Ebola virus genetic material in carcasses 3 4 weeks old, the material is often degraded and incomplete.
On March 9, the Health Department reported that a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that hibernating mosquitoes collected in Fort Totten, Queens, had low levels of the West Nile virus genetic material.
As Pelley explained, Gromeier removed part of the virus' genetic material, which rendered it incapable of harming normal cells.
A newly developed spectroscopy method is helping to clarify the poorly understood molecular process by which an anti-HIV drug induces lethal mutations in the virus' genetic material.
