Sentences with phrase «infect new host cells»

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A host can often be infected with more than one type of virus and, as viruses replicate in the host's cells, the genetic segments of the progeny viruses can be shuffled into new combinations.

The prM cleavage process is important for new viral particles to be able to infect a host cell.

New research out of Duke University shows that RNA viruses are littered with N6 - methyladenosine tags which affect the ability of these viruses to infect cells and, ultimately, their human hosts.

The phages infiltrate bacterial cells, where they commandeer the host machinery to make thousands of new phages; then they escape through the bacterial cell wall — killing the host — and spread to infect their next victims.

«Bacterial and host cell proteins interact to regulate Chlamydia's «exit strategy»: New research suggests major role for calcium ion signaling in release of Chlamydia from infected cells.»

An international study led by researchers at Monash University» Biomedicine Discovery Institute (BDI) has shone light on the way the Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) hijacks the communication systems in the host cells it infects, uncovering potential new therapeutic targets for the disease.

«Nathanael sent us his new molecule, and we put it in our host cells, infected them with HCV and found that while the cells were fine, they didn't support virus replication anymore,» Dr Reza Haqshenas said.

Groundbreaking discovery challenges the conventional theory that infected host cells control latency and could open the door to new pathways

Soon the host cell becomes a virus factory, replicating thousands of new viral organisms to go forward and infect new cells.

Inhibiting neuraminidase effectively locks the new viral organisms within their host cell, imprisoning them so that they can not infect new cells.

With more CD4 + cells at the scene of the infection, there are more cells for HIV to target, increasing its chance of successfully infecting a new host.