…the coronavirus. The MERS-CoV S glycoprotein contains a furin cleavage site and is probably processed by these intracellular proteases during exit from the cell. The virus particles are therefore ready…
…also inactivates the mimivirus during this process, some interpret this scenario as a virus infecting another virus, a previously unheard-of phenomenon. In turn, mimiviruses have defense mechanisms that inhibit virophage…
…with the sera. However, the engineered viruses do not contain the full set of changes found in the B.1.1.7 and B.1.351 viruses, which might explain the different results compared sera…
…the Alphacoronavirus genus. Betacoronavirus lineage lineage A also contains the human CoVs OC43 and HKU1. The predicted spike protein of RCoV-GCCDC4 was found to contain a polybasic cleavage site, RARR,…
…virus (non-attenuated) to others, and would they also be spreading the Ab specific for that virus? I was confused by your explanation because I wasn’t sure how Pox doesn’t spread…
…influenza virus (LAIV) followed by an inactivated influenza virus (IIV). This combination was tested based on previous studies showing that it had provoked optimal antibody responses with influenza virus vaccines in humans…
