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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"host-viral interactions"”.

  1. Dissecting Host-Viral Interactons Through Focused or Unbiased High-Throughput Genetic Approaches

    … thousand million million million—times as many viral particles as humans on earth (1). While most of these viruses do not cause disease in humans, those that do present a grave and increasing threat to human health. Fundamental studies in host-viral interactions are thus critical to further our …

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  2. Systems Biology of Host-Pathogen Protein-Protein Interactions

    … an obligate intracellular parasite that co-opts host cellular proteins, often through protein-protein interactions (PPIs), to ensure its replication. Therefore, this thesis aims to integrate high-throughput proteomic approaches with computational modelling to systematically characterize …

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  3. Influenza A virus infection and innate immunity in an established murine alveolar-like macrophage model

    … against treatments, better understanding of the host-viral interactions is required to find novel therapy targets. Much of the current understanding for the host-viral interactions comes from epithelial cells or imperfect macrophage models. Alveolar macrophages (AMs) are crucial in the first …

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  4. Documenting the Patterns and Ecological Impacts of a Densovirus on Melissa Blue Butterflies (Lycaeides melissa) and Beyond

    … the family Baculoviridae are known for their host specificity and lethal effects, however, viruses (like their insect hosts) are enormously diverse and many avenues of their distribution and natural history remain unexplained. The focal pathogen of this dissertation is the Junonia coenia …

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