Sentences with phrase «new strains»

This deadpan, unneurotic attitude was there in his pictures, too, and it related to new strains in American literature at the time — above all, to the playful, plainspoken poetry of friends like Kenneth Koch, James Schuyler, Frank O'Hara, and John Ashbery; but also to the way postwar plenty meets personal appetite in the early stories of John Updike.

This process of change is called «antigenic drift» and produces new strains of influenza that infect the same host species.

From the American Veterinary Medical Association: It was recently brought to our attention that there are rumors circulating online about the existence of two new strains of canine distemper virus.

Some infectious agents exist in different strains or evolve into new strains that are not directly covered by the vaccines given.

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, «While new strains of flu can evolve from animal populations and ultimately move into human populations, it now appears that humans have passed the H1N1 flu to cats and other animals, some of which have died of respiratory illness.

In the rural regions of Southern China where SARS broke out, the people and animals lived in inordinately close contact and there was widespread use of wild species for food and traditional medicine, along with little testing available to catch new strains of diseases, the conditions there promoted the emergence of the virus.

The virus is able to mutate and develop new strains, much like the human flu, making vaccines not always effective.

This is very important in order to be sure that your dog is completely better, but also to not create new strains of antibiotic resistant bacteria.

Annual testing is important even in animals receiving a monthly preventative, because of the emergence of new strains of Heartworms that are resistant to the preventative medications.

It was recently brought to our attention that there are rumors circulating online about the existence of two new strains of canine distemper virus.

Pig coronavirus is thought to occasionally combine with dog coronavirus to form new strains.

As dogs have been infected with both mammalian and avian influenza viruses, they have the potential to act like pigs, as «mixing vessel» hosts for the generation of new strains.

Even if you have an adult dog you may wish to follow up the initial 4 strain (new) vaccine with a booster in 2 - 4 weeks to ensure protection against the new strains.

During this period, when Western scientists were using genetic research to develop new strains of crops and livestock, Soviet work in the field was stymied by politics.

Herpes, genital warts, new strains of gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, hepatitis B and HIV are all on the rise.

Thanks to the «buzz» surrounding probiotics, new strains are appearing almost daily.

In today's age of fast and processed foods, sedentary living, pollution, and new strains of viruses, a strong and healthy body is essential.

When starting a new activity, do little and often to allow your muscles to become accustomed to these new strains.

This suggests that elder be superior to vaccines in preventing flu, because flu vaccines are only effective against known strains of flu, whereas the virus is continually mutating to new strains.»

Introducing new strains of crops could have similar effects on local ecosystems.

A successful jab would stimulate the body to create more immune cells capable of attacking the virus and could be effective at preventing new strains that cross into humans from birds and pigs, according to scientists.

Prof Ajit Lalvani from the National Heart and Lung Institute, who led the study, said: «New strains of flu are continuously emerging, some of which are deadly, and so the Holy Grail is to create a universal vaccine that would be effective against all strains of flu.»

The microbe has also been used to create transgenic crops, including new strains of corn and soybeans.

Using reverse genetic approaches, we are also working closely with the human genetics community to create new strains of mice carrying human Mendelian disease mutations.

The emergence of new strains, and the lack of cross-protection by existing vaccines, does not leave much time for vaccine development.

In the past few years, new strains of MRSA have emerged that are not associated with health care facilities.

It has shown that microbes can adapt quickly to new environments, can produce new strains to fit into new niches, and can evolve to cope if conditions turn hostile.

They play God in the laboratory, creating communities of bacteria that replicate and mutate over days and weeks, evolving into new strains right before their eyes.

At any point in history, he says, new strains could have arisen from these pathogens rather than from human - to - human transmission.

Now a change in its symptoms in Queensland horses is raising fears that new strains may have emerged — and even that a strain capable of spreading from human - to - human could appear.

New strains come too late to beat the expected autumn wave of swine flu but could speed up vaccine production from mid-November

I want to take that further and try to get new strains from local places.

But two new strains of a nasty poultry disease that have been plaguing chickens in Australia since 2008 have been found to be hybrids of viruses from live vaccines.

The second question asked by protesters is whether genetically modified AcNPV will swap genes with other wild viruses, creating new strains that might kill other species.

Throughout the experiment, the researchers kept track of how the gene changed and determined the mutations underlying the evolution of new strains.

Published in ACS» Journal of Proteome Research, it provides new insights into why older people were better able to fight off the new strains of «bird» flu and «swine» flu than younger people.

To keep up, farmers will need new strains of rice that can be grown both efficiently and sustainably, in new environments and in a changing climate.

Macaques and other monkeys in Southeast Asia are hosts for a variety of astroviruses, raising the possibility that they could give rise to new strains

Russell said that he and his colleagues found that each year since 2002 new strains of influenza A (H3N2), the most infectious variety of seasonal flu, originated in «the east and Southeast Asian circulation network,» which spans from Malaysia and western Indonesia to Korea and Japan.

Instead, new strains of the disease may have been frequently imported from Asia.

Since the turn of the century, however, aggressive new strains have emerged — such as «Ug99», first detected in Uganda in 1999 — that infect widely grown varieties of wheat.

Ground meat may be contaminated with dangerous new strains of Escherichia coli and poultry is rife with another recently publicized bacterium called campylobacter.

Published yesterday in the online version of the journal Nature Climate Change, the study depicts how such a shift could put new strains on U.S. infrastructure, as rails and trains replace riverboats as the primary mode of agricultural transportation.

Despite its high mortality rate, H7N9 had gotten less attention of late than two other new strains — H5N8 and H5N6 — that have spread swiftly, killing or forcing authorities to cull millions of poultry.

New strains arising from such mixing have the potential to infect humans and spark a pandemic, so information about swine susceptibility to H7N9 could help scientists gauge the pandemic potential of the avian virus.

Analysts should also be able to visualise groups of malware families, which could help determine the ancestors and authors of new strains, says Gunter Ollmann, chief technology officer at IOActive in Seattle.

In the April 12 issue of the journal Science, Lutz and co-author Paul Falkowski, a professor in Rutgers's departments of Geological Sciences and Marine and Coastal Sciences, point out that the handful of samples taken thus far from the ocean's depths have introduced scientists to new strains of an anaerobic bacteria known as actinomycetes, which Lutz calls «fascinating organisms with profound medical possibilities.»

'» Among the new priorities that Marshall would like to pursue is «research to make titanium ink for 3D printing from Australia's mineral sands, produce cleaner diesel fuel from coal, and breed «new strains of food and agricultural products that are healthier, more sustainable and highly differentiated.»

Two new strains of mad cow disease, the brain - destroying killer linked to rogue proteins known as prions, turned up this year in Europe.

New strains including multidrug resistant E. coli were seen to emerge within the collection over time, but these quickly reached a balance with other strains in the population rather than increasing over time.