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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Flock House virus"”.

  1. The broken genome: Merging cutting edge technologies for a molecular understanding of the Flock House virus defective interfering particle.

    … recombination. While not encoding for functional viruses, they can be amplified and co-passaged with the wild-type virus, effectively parasitizing the normal viral machinery. Some defective RNAs can replicate so successfully so as to subdue the replication of the wild-type virus, forming …

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  2. The role of ATP-sensitive inwardly rectifying potassium channels in the honey bee (Apis mellifera L.)

    … to agricultural and apicultural pesticides, but viruses have proven a challenging pathogen to study in a bee model and interactions between viruses and the bee antiviral immune response remain poorly understood. Recent studies have demonstrated an important role for inwardly-rectifying …

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  3. Plant-produced, trans-encapsidated, replicative viral nanoparticles as a vaccine platform.

    Replicative virus-based vaccines provide potential solutions to avoid the natural deficits of traditional single-protein subunit vaccines. Unlike subunit vaccines, the infectious nature of viral particles can stimulate the innate immune response, which allows enhanced and elongated stimulation of …

    baylor Repository record for Plant-produced, trans-encapsidated, replicative viral nanoparticles as a vaccine platform. (opens in a new tab)

  4. The inducible antiviral immune response of Drosophila melanogaster

    … Fliegen, welche entweder mit dem Drosophila C Virus (DCV), dem Flock- house Virus (FHV) oder dem Sindbis Virus (SINV) infiziert waren. Infektion mit diesen drei positiv orientierten Einzelstrang RNS Viren führte zu einer starken transkriptionellen Antwort, welche deutlich virusspezifische …

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