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viral

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adj. relating to or caused by a virus; "viral infection"

Usage examples of viral.

Whoever it was resorted to viral transfer, using adenovirus to transfer, splice, and mix human with chimpanzee DNA whole sequences at a time, a much faster process but haphazard.

Recombination of exogenous and endogenous viral genes may produce new viruses with an unknown pathogenic potential.

In the precision of harmonic structure, he hears his own conviction that the coding problem rests on a simple look-up tableat ever lower levels, a mechanism to explain cell growth, viral piracy, symbiotic coalition government of organs, the origin of species, phone impulses broken off in panic, inexplicable behavior late in the year, fitful inspiration, the continuous cold modal rapture in chords, in vivo.

The virus mistakes the drug components for natural nucleosides and subsequently incorporates them into the synthesis of viral DNA.

Sandakchiev was an expert in orthopoxviruses, the viral genus that includes smallpox.

Whether the pathogen involved is viral or bacterial, the best treatment for diarrhea is oral rehydration therapy.

Autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis and various forms of arthritis may occur or reoccur in response to viral activation due to stress.

They make proteins by injecting their DNA into cells, using the cells to make virus proteins and then repackaging the viral proteins.

The activities of the sequencers have revealed that wasps are not the only organisms to have bits of viral DNA hanging around in their genomes.

Emily Konigsberg that the only viral vector suitable for allomorph eradication therapy was not one under patent to Galapharma Amalgamated Concern.

In extreme contrast to the anarchic viral flurry that had spawned it, the Construct Council thought with chill exactitude.

WHO announcement, smallpox was included in a list of viral and bacterial weapons targeted for improvement in the 1981-85 Five-Year-Plan.

One of its most notable contributions was a milling machine that used a powerful blast of air to turn bacterial and viral mixtures into a fine powder.

His platelet counts dropped alarmingly and his viral count from the hepatitis soared.

In a short time, his platelet counts were back to normal, his viral count had subsided, and there were no symptoms of any disease.