Titlebook: Concepts in Viral Pathogenesis; Abner Louis Notkins,Michael B. A. Oldstone Textbook 1984 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1984 Antigen.Hepati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-5250-4Antigen; Hepatitis; Immune System; Interferon; Monoclonal Antibodies; Regulation; Virus; Viruses; antiviral

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Chronic

Wouter Jongeneel,Emmanuel Moulayovirus are known to confer susceptibility on human and some primate cells, while cells of other species lack receptors and are resistant to infection [1]. Although postattachment restrictions are known, virtually all viruses appear to be restricted initially by appropriate receptor expression on the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-23649-6erent tissues, as well as to different cells within those tissues, results in distinct patterns of infectious diseases [2]. Recent studies with the mammalian reoviruses and their infection of newborn mice have identified the specific viral protein that determines tropism (the viral hemagglutinin) an

tooth-decay

Double Semion Model as a Quantum Memoryologic research has been devoted to describing strategies used by different viruses to survive despite attempts by the host to prevent their replication. One hypothesis holds that virus attachment to host cell molecules unique to susceptible cells governs virus spread to, and infection of, specific

tooth-decay

Topological Orders with Spins and Fermionstes of appropriate viral specificity, followed by stages of penetration, uncoating, and replication of the viral genome. With most infections, antiviral antibody will inhibit the initial binding step, and in so doing, will reduce viral infectivity. However, in certain cell—virus interactions, the pr

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Mosaic

Utilization of Host Proteins as Virus Receptorswn that both virus and host-cell receptors are genetically controlled [1,2]. An excellent review of general principles related to animal virus attachment has been written recently by Holmes [3]. A key issue in relating host-cell molecules to virus attachment is identification of the “productive rece

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