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Meaning of "viral origin"

viral origin: Refers to something that originates from or is related to a virus, often used in medical or scientific contexts to describe the source or cause of a viral infection or outbreak

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viral origin
Any complaint of viral origin on the skin.
It may be especially a vector of bacterial or viral origin.
Sequences of bacterial or viral origin can also be targeted.
Half of all pneumonias are believed to be of viral origin.
Proof of the concept of a viral origin contributed by researchers.
It might be a vector from bacterial or viral origin.
Pneumonias of viral origin do not respond to antimicrobial treatment.
Meyer proved that it was of viral origin.
These may be bacterial or viral origin and may often be life threatening.
The majority of cases are of viral origin.
This point becomes the viral origin of the syndrome in a highly controversial subject.
Preferably it is an inducible promoter or a late promoter of viral origin.
Meningitides are generally either of viral origin or of bacterial origin.
Promoters used in mammalian expression vectors are often of viral origin.
Genetic studies have enlighted the viral origin of syncytins through the endogenization process.

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Now we know it to have a viral origin.
It is thought to be either of viral origin or associated with a Phytoplasma bacterium.
The nucleoproteins are presumed to be of viral origin.
FIV has a viral origin.
The retained promoter may be of cellular or viral origin.
Just as in children, pneumonia of viral origin is quite common in the elderly.
They may also include molecules of viral origin.
Diseases of viral origin can be caused by the following viruses but not limited to,.
The promoter can be from eukaryotic or viral origin.
However, clinical utilisation of vectors of viral origin appears problematic because of their potential toxicity.
It also includes molecules of viral origin.
In some embodiments, the viral origin of replication is located upstream of the CMV promoter.
The target gene may also be of viral origin.
A possible viral origin of Alzheimer 's disease raises of course the question of its transmission inter-human.
It is a wild type sequence of viral origin.
Of bacterial or viral origin such as Streptoccus, Neisseria and Chlamydia.
In a preferred embodiment the second protein is of viral origin.
In general, meningitis is either of viral origin or of bacterial origin.
Plantar warts in medicine are considered benign skin neoplasms of a viral origin.
More generally, the promoter is either of viral origin or of cellular origin.
The promoter is preferably a strong early promoter or a late promoter of viral origin.
Generally speaking, meningitis is either of viral origin or of bacterial origin.
The use of corticosteroids seems to accelerate the cure of labyrinthitis of viral origin.
Such promoters include, for example, promoters of viral origin and promoters of plant origin.
Particular vectors are for examples the vectors of plasmidic or viral origin.
Of bacterial or viral origin such as Streptococcus, Neisseria and Chlamydia.
The minimal promoter can be of mammalian or viral origin.
Infectious diseases of viral origin ( hepatitis or herpes ) or caused by fungi ( mycoses ).
The surface proteins are preferably of human viral origin.
The pair of vectors of claim 17, said viral origin of replication being from Epstein-Barr virus.
Elevated nagalase is often presumed to be related to microbes of viral origin or cancer.
Also it can be of viral origin.
The main drawback of such a promoter however is its viral origin.
Conjunctivitis of viral origin.
Different IRES have also been described from mammalian and viral origin.

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