... evades control by HLA-B27 had developed, possibly in response to a second recombination of viral sequences.
"The first Gag recombination event facilitated escape from the primary immune response, ...
... extinction. "For example," said Miller, "most animal genomes contain integrated viral sequences and, though these are not directly associated with disease, evidence of multiple recent integration ...
... approaches to treat HIV efficiently by suppressing the viral load early in infection aimed at preserving ... et al. (2008) Antigen load and viral sequence diversification determine the functional profile ...
... fecal samples from 25 chimpanzee communities across sub-Saharan Africa, the researchers obtained viral sequences from a large proportion of these communities, showing a range of infection rates from ...
... infected individuals who were infected by someone other than their spouse. This group showed more variety in viral sequences, with 3 out of 7 individuals infected by multiple variants. Overall, out ...
... in Iowa, they sent it back to us, we recovered the viral sequences, made new viruses and sent ... two major changes: Thanks to a mutation on the viral surface, it was able to bind to different receptors ...
... of different genetic makeup. That situation is ripe for the emergence of hybrids.
"Most people who look at viral sequences assume that evolution of the virus is linear. In the real world that doesn't ...
... Professor Andrew Leigh Brown, applied the novel technique of phylodynamics, which reconstructs the pattern of viral sequence divergence in time in order to reveal the size of transmission clusters and ...
... being revolutionized, and we are at the cusp of being able to obtain more than 100,000 viral sequences from a single person," said Korber. "For this new kind data to be useful, computational advances ...
... of numerous genomes, and avian flu's broad transmission has encouraged scientists to place viral sequence data into the public domain. At the same time, computational power has continued to expand.
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