Sentence examples for virus transfer from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding potential caveats, in particular, incomplete and uneven sampling of eukaryotic taxa, these highly unexpected findings reveal horizontal virus transfer (HVT) between diverse hosts as the central aspect of RNA virus evolution.
Detection of virus transfer to TZM.bl cells was by X-gal staining as described [15], [40].
To understand whether antigen uptake mechanism is involved in virus transfer from infected T cell to DC, we examined the interrelationship between antigen uptake and DC infection.
Understanding the mechanism(s) involved in contact dependent virus transfer will further enhance our knowledge towards developing additional antiviral strategies to prevent HIV-1 transmission.
The 1918 influenza epidemic, the 2003 SARS incident and the ongoing HIV/AIDS pandemic constitute clear examples of virus transfer from birds [1], bats [2] and chimpanzees [3].
Results presented above indicate that transfer of virus from T cells to DC is independent of viral envelope as well as cell surface receptors in DC, suggesting that receptor independent mechanisms may be involved in virus transfer.
Some maybe slow motion disasters like people getting more and more hungry, or catastrophic disasters because the more people you have the greater the chance of some weird virus transferring from animal to human populations, there could be a vast die-off".
The idea is simple: Because survivors have usually developed antibodies to fight the virus, transferring their blood could help patients.
Interclade reassortant influenza A(H5N1) virus genotypes homologous to viruses circulating in southern China and Vietnam have also been detected, which indicated previous transboundary virus transfers.
In the long evolutionary history of influenza, virus transfers between different host species allowed gene segments to be mixed, producing reassortant strains with both avian and human segments.
Further, ocean viruses transfer genes from one host cell to another via transduction (Paul, 1999), impacting the evolution of both host and phage.
