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Meaning of "vaccinia"
vaccinia (noun) - a virus of the poxvirus family, used in the smallpox vaccine
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- An infection of cowpox.
- The virus which causes this infection.
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Vaccinia was not known to be a virus at that time.
Attempts to stabilize vaccinia virus have been made.
Vaccinia is a preferred vector for several reasons.
Studies on the cultivation of the virus of vaccinia.
Vaccinia viruses for use in treating cancer.
The viral vector is preferably a vaccinia virus.
Stabilizing vaccinia virus is thus particularly challenging.
History of allergic response to previous vaccinia vaccinations.
Vaccinia is an oncolytic virus and accumulates in tumors.
In some embodiments the poxvirus is a vaccinia virus.
Recombinant vaccinia viruses were generated as described above.
The oncolytic virus may be a vaccinia virus.
Vaccinia viruses are a genus of the poxvirus family.
Specificity of costimulation delivered vÃa recombinant vaccinia viruses.
Vaccinia and never vaccinated before.
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The recombining virus may be a vaccinia virus.
The vaccinia virus will be killed and harmless.
The poxvirus can be a vaccinia virus or an avipox virus.
The vaccinia virus genome is known in the art.
Rifampicin has some effectiveness against vaccinia virus.
Construction of vaccinia virus recombinants vPTHBa and vPTHBb.
Made him vulnerable to the vaccinia.
Construction of vaccinia virus vectors has been described above.
The virus preferably is a vaccinia virus.
Construction of vaccinia virus insertion plasmids.
Vaccinia virus vectors may be pox virus vectors.
Stable liquid vaccinia virus formulations.
Vaccinia virus enters cells mainly by cell fusión.
Arrows indicate days of vaccinia inoculations.
Vaccinia is basically a delivery system.
Formalin was added to inactivate any remaining vaccinia virus.
Oncolytic vaccinia virus cancer therapy.
The generation of recombinant vaccinia viruses.
Vaccinia virus propagated in several malignant tumor cell lines.
One example of an orthopox of use is vaccinia.
These vectors contain two vaccinia virus promoters.
Vaccinia viral vectors may elicit a strong antibody response.
The viral vector may be a recombinant vaccinia virus.
Vaccinia is spread only by direct contact and is not airborne.
Control cells were infected with wildtype vaccinia virus.
Vaccinia inactivated antigen is bound to the surface of microtiter wells.
These fragments were expressed in vaccinia virus.
The vaccinia virus will begin to grow at the injection site.
Further trials were also performed using vaccinia to prevent rinderpest.
An especially interesting virus for the present purpose is vaccinia.
The immunogenicity of the recombinant vaccinia viruses was studied in mice.
Goodpasture later on revealed the similarities of molluscum and vaccinia.
Particularly preferred poxviruses are vaccinia virus and pseudocowpox virus.
Vaccinia is a mild virus.
It is introduced into cells infected with an infectious vaccinia virus.
