10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REASSORTMENT»
Discover the use of
reassortment in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reassortment and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Immunology and Evolution of Infectious Disease
REASSORTMENT. IN. SEGMENTED. VIRUSES. The segmented RNA viruses
provide an excellent model for studying genomic linkage disequilibrium.
Genomes are broken up into two or more segments. Each segment replicates ...
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Radiobiology for the Radiologist
Second, there is progression of cells through the cell cycle during the interval
between the split doses, which has been termed reassortment. Third, there is an
increase of surviving fraction resulting from cell division, or repopulation. if the ...
Eric J. Hall, Amato J. Giaccia, 2006
Transmission of human H1N1 influenza viruses to pigs has also been
demonstrated and although these viruses appear unable to persist
independently they are able to donate genes through genetic reassortment with
other influenza viruses ...
Hans-Dieter Klenk, Mikhail N. Matrosovich, Jürgen Stech, 2008
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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIH: ...
23.11.1.3 Genome Reassortment One problem common to all segmented
genome viruses is the production of virus particles that package the correct
genetic complement (236). In the Bunyaviridae viruses, the RNAs extracted from
purified ...
Anthony S. Fauci, Vassil St. Georgiev, 2009
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Neuro-oncology: The Essentials: The Essentials
The biological principles of fractionation are based on the four R's of radiobiology
: Repair of sublethal damage, Reassortment of cells within the cell cycle, and
Repopulation and Reoxygenation of hypoxic cells. Fractionation of the radiation ...
Mark Bernstein, Mitchel S. Berger, 2011
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Evolutionary Biology: Mechanisms and Trends: Mechanisms and ...
For example: • The human-hosted dataset showed distinct reassortment
signatures primarily for antigenic and polymerase genes, with clearly defined and
persistent (i.e. longlived) reassortant populations. A number of these could be
traced ...
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Essential Cell Biology, Fourth Edition
Thanks to this random reassortment of maternal and paternal homologs, an
individual could in principle produce 2n genetically different gametes, where n is
the haploid number of chromosomes. With 23 chromosomes to choose from,
each ...
Bruce Alberts, Dennis Bray, Karen Hopkin, 2013
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Handbook of Radiotherapy Physics: Theory and Practice
Thebiologicalfactors that influence theresponseofnormaland neoplastic tissues to
fractionatedradiotherapy can be summarised as: Repair As evidenced by
cellularrecovery during the few hours afterexposure Reassortment Cell-cycle ...
P Mayles, A Nahum, J.C Rosenwald, 2007
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Microbial Diversity: Current Perspectives and Potential ...
generated reassortment in insect vectors (e.g. Culicoides variipennis) is
reportedly higher (42%) than in vertebrate host (e.g. 5% in sheep) (Samal et al.,
1987b). When a cell is infected with two or more related viruses, the ssRNA
precursors of ...
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The Genomic Evolution of Human Influenza A Virus
1998; Lindstrom et al. 1999). As a case in point, a detailed phylogenetic analysis
of 413 complete viral genomes from New York State, USA, sampled over a 7-year
period, revealed 14 reassortment events based on incongruent phylogenetic ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REASSORTMENT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
reassortment is used in the context of the following news items.
Avian Flu Scan for Jan 15, 2015
Phylogenetic analysis has shown that H10N8 in chickens was generated through multiple reassortments between H10 and N8 viruses from domestic ducks and ... «CIDRAP, Jan 15»
H7N9 Bird Flu Virus Has Pandemic Potential
"With the combination of vaccine-driven selection and reassortment going on, you got the precursor of the H9N2 that was optimal for complementing H7N9 and ... «Design & Trend, Jan 15»
Unraveling H7N9's History
“With the combination of vaccine-driven selection and reassortment going on, you got the precursor of the H9N2 that was optimal for complementing H7N9 and ... «Scientist, Dec 14»
H5 Avian influenza rising in China
But respiratory viruses – particularly novel influenzas – have far greater pandemic potential, and influenza reassortments (see chart above) have a long history ... «Outbreak News Today, Oct 14»
Ebola and the Endgame: Whatever the Next Plague, It's Not a …
But long-term concerns about “viral reassortment” are real. And like the rest of the world, even the United States remains vulnerable to pandemics from a variety ... «CALIFORNIA, Oct 14»
It's Not Just Ebola
Last year, in EID Journal: Predicting Hotspots for Influenza Virus Reassortment, we looked at research that ranked eastern China as one of the globe's top ... «Outbreak News Today, Sep 14»
Influenza A and B Virus Intertypic Reassortment through Compatible …
Possible mechanisms inhibiting the intertypic reassortment of genetic segments could be due to incompatible protein functions of segment homologs, a lack of ... «Journal of Virology, Aug 14»
Flu Scan for Mar 12, 2014
... influenza viruses, suggesting that the reassortment that created the 2009-10 pandemic virus was a rare event, the investigators reported yesterday in mBio. «CIDRAP, Mar 14»
Genomewide Analysis of Reassortment and Evolution of Human …
Influenza A(H3N2) viruses became widespread in humans during the 1968 H3N2 virus pandemic and have been a major cause of influenza epidemics ever ... «Journal of Virology, Feb 14»
Analysis of new H7N9 wave warns of coinfection threat
... its parallel rise with seasonal flu poses a virus reassortment threat, according to a new assessment today from European health officials. Activities surrounding ... «CIDRAP, Jan 14»
