Sentences with phrase «of rhinovirus»

Last fall, using a rhinovirus C preparation grown in the Palmenberg lab — currently one of the few places in the world capable of culturing the virus — and an imaging technology new to Purdue, Rossmann's graduate student, Yue Liu, first author of the study, was able to map the full atomic structure of a rhinovirus C particle.

Zinc seems to interfere with the replication of rhinoviruses, the bugs that cause the common cold.

The atomic resolution structure of a strain of rhinovirus C.

Palmenberg and Rossmann have collaborated for 34 years, ever since her former mentor, UW — Madison professor emeritus Roland Rueckert, and Rossmann collaborated to become the first to determine the structure of rhinovirus B.

Over the past decade, with the advent of better viral detection, he and other clinicians started to see evidence of rhinovirus in the lungs in transplant patients with pneumonia.

The study also shows the power of the new method to illuminate biological pathways that mediate disease — in this case the activity of the rhinovirus 3C protease.

Looking at large numbers of rhinovirus genomes may provide answers.

Multiple types of rhinovirus C exist and they are part of a larger group of illness - causing viruses, including cold viruses rhinovirus A and B. «We knew it would be different from rhinovirus A and B: It didn't respond to drugs, it used a different receptor, it had different biological properties.

For instance, Liu uncovered physical features of rhinovirus C that help explain why it is resistant to standard antiviral treatments, how it interacts with cells to cause infection, and why it behaves as a different disease from other members of the enterovirus family.

Even after disinfecting them, they do contain traces of rhinovirus, staph, fungi, and even yeast.

There is no single virus that causes the common cold, although the most common cold - producing viruses among humans belong to the family of rhinoviruses.

For those reasons alone — aside from the abject anguish of a gushing nose, the feeling of glass in the throat, and all the other joys of a rhinovirus — avoiding a cold should be at the top of the to - do list.

The mineral seems to interfere with the replication of rhinoviruses, the bugs that cause the common cold.

A paper published last April in Science detailed how geneticists sequenced the RNA from 100 strains of rhinovirus — all the known types of the leading cause of the cold.