Sentence examples for viruses with the ability from inspiring English sources

Does this mean that quail are not efficient in generating H9N2 viruses with the ability to replicate and transmit in mammals?

The addition of new carbohydrate side chains to HA may have provided the viruses with the ability to evade antibody pressure by changing the antigenicity and by having an increased ability to prevail.

Fortunately, most of these human infections do not yield viruses with the ability of sustained human-to-human transmission.

Potentially, such a new strain might supply the third tick, combining the lethality of the bird virus with the ability to spread easily among humans supplied by the human one.

All it will take is for one person unknowingly infected with H5N1 by a diseased butchered bird to sit on a bench beside someone with a bad case of the human cold and what could emerge is a recombined bird flu virus with the ability to spread around the world at the speed of a sneeze.

A mutant of influenza C virus with the ability to replicate in MDCK II cells has an amino acid exchange from threonine to isoleucine at position 270 (see Fig. 4 for the location of Thr270 in the crystal structure of HEF) that apparently increases the affinity of HEF for its receptor (Szepanski et al., 1992).

Concern is widespread that the current situation in Asia favors the emergence of a highly pathogenic influenza virus with the ability for efficient transmission from person to person, which would lead to an influenza pandemic.

However, concern is widespread that the current situation favors the emergence of a highly pathogenic influenza virus with the ability for efficient transmission from person to person, particularly in the presence of a mutation in the viral genome leading eventually another pandemic human influenza.

We showed that HCV evolution under CD8+ T-cell response is characterized by a complex evolving pattern of mutations that consists of mutations in multiple regions functioning as a whole to provide the virus with the ability to escape immune pressure.

This would only happen if the virus interfered with the ability of blood to form clots (and so staunch leaks from the arteries and veins) and that is the job of serum proteins and white blood cell fragments called platelets, not the red blood cells.

Reassortment may generate novel influenza A virus strains with the ability to cause sustained human-to-human transmission.