Báo cáo sinh học: "Genetic variability of the envelope gene of Type D simian retrovirus-2 (SRV-2) subtypes associated with SAIDS-related retroperitoneal fibromatosis in different macaque species" pot
... and drafted the
manuscript. YJT conceived of the study and helped to draft
the manuscript. TB provided the clinical samples. BCF,
CFC, SS, SGL and WH also assisted THPT and YJT in draft-
ing the ... of
the SARS-CoV accessory proteins and the expression of the
3a protein has been demonstrated during both in vitro and
in vivo infection [5]. To determine if the muta...
... and drafted the
manuscript. YJT conceived of the study and helped to draft
the manuscript. TB provided the clinical samples. BCF,
CFC, SS, SGL and WH also assisted THPT and YJT in draft-
ing the ... [10]. The
insertion of a single adenylate nucleotide into this region
of 3b resulted in a C-terminally truncated gene product.
The corresponding mutant 3b was also locali...
... and disease could
not be established. A sixth and different subtype was
found in wild cynomolgous macaques on the island of
Singapore suggesting that the subtypes found in captive
macaques in the ... data showed that 87% of the amino acids within the
574 amino acid env sequence exhibited no variation in the
different SRV-2 isolates examined (Figures 2 and 3).
Wit...
... X-linked dominant mutation in mice that
involves a genomic deletion containing spermine synthase
gene. The following paragraphs list the existing knowledge of
disruption of genes involved in ... of the
polyamines – or, in the case of ODC deficiency, an excessive
accumulation of decarboxylated AdoMet – inhibiting DNA
methylation and thus disruption of the programmin...
... found to exist in high-income countries
[12-14,16], but also gives a clear indication of the inade-
quacy of adopting a strategy of training and employing
mid-level cadres in the absence of strategies ... in
the study design and data collection and edited the paper.
OM participated in the literature review, study design,
data collection and analysis. FM participated...
... especially
the expansion between 2000 and 2005. The findings of
increased percentage of minority PAs and levels of PA edu-
cation in this study could serve as direct evidence of the
targeted outcomes of ... Participants also
described the industry in which they worked, and
responded to a variety of other employment questions,
including their occupation. The PAs were...
... rapidly declined.
Indeed, in the United States, the last case of poliomyelitis
due to infection with wild type (wt) virus was reported in
1979. Less than a decade later, in 1988, the World Health
Organization ... polio
vaccine was both safe and effective. Then, in 1963, the
development of a second vaccine, the Sabin polio vaccine,
was announced. With the introduc...
... mice and rabbits, the animals elicited antibodies
against the receptor-binding domain (RBD) present in the
S1 region of SARS-CoV. These antibodies effectively inhib-
ited the S-protein mediated SARS-pseudovirus ... emerged in the Guangdong Province in China
[1]. By the end of February 2003, this outbreak of SARS
had infected almost 800 patients and caused 31 deaths in...
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ascorbate system (B and D) , NADPH was added together with biliverdin reductase. Inset, five-fold enlarged spectra ... recor-
ded. Difference spectrum before the start of the reaction (dashed
line); 0.5 min (dotted-dashed line); 1.5 min (dotted line); 4.5 min
(solid line) after the start...
... incorporated the PTD
tat
motif into the knob domain of Ad5
fiber, and rescued the resultant viral vector, Ad5.PTD
tat
. Our data showed the modification did not
interfere with Ad5 binding to its ... the initial step in viral infec-
tion. Ad5.PTD
tat
was designed to re-direct Ad5 infection.
Ad5.PTD
tat
showed similar CAR-binding activity to unmodi-fied Ad5 vector in an ELI...