Sentence examples for virus patterns from inspiring English sources

Building from recent achievements in the site-specific modification of virus for covalent surface tethering, we show in this work that stable 2D virus patterns can be generated in custom geometries over large area glass surfaces to yield templates of biological, biochemical, and inorganic materials in high density.

Viral RNA is thought to function as the pathogen-associated molecular pattern (PAMP) for all intracellular RNA virus pattern-recognition receptors (PRRs), although the exact biochemical nature of inducing molecules remains unclear.

Also NK cells provide valuable information since a marked increase was evident only in the influenza group (but not in the case of EBV, despite a clear virus pattern as determined by monocyte CD40 plus CD8+ T cells).

Since this cluster of Bangladeshi clade 2.3.2.1 viruses is very homogenous (i.e., it always has the same virus pattern in all trees) and shows that all isolates included have the same ancestors, this may be a sign of a single introduction of clade 2.3.2.1 in 2011 into the geographic region of Bangladesh, India and Nepal and ongoing evolution within the region that is supported by poultry movement.

It is testing for bacteria, viruses, patterns in the sick people's symptoms and in the food they ate and, for good measure, testing other diners, whether or not they got sick.

No one yet knows what species (a rodent? a bat?) serves as the permanent reservoir of the Ebola virus, but patterns of gorilla and chimpanzee die-off suggest that our close relatives are capable of suffering from it and passing it along.

In addition, egg production and virus shedding patterns were quantified.

Migratory and non-migratory stonechats could not be discriminated on the basis of clinical symptoms or virus shedding patterns.

Several reports have analyzed virus spreading patterns and effective vaccination strategies for maximizing the H1N1 containment [ 15, 29].

Therefore, we applied three different laboratory methods, and presented the different virus prevalence patterns detected by each method.

The concept of 10- to 11-year influenza A virus pandemic patterns, with disappearance of the predecessor virus, seemed entrenched in the influenza literature.