- hemagglutinin–neuraminidase (HN) is
involved with
viral attachment and thus
hemadsorption and hemagglutination. Furthermore, the
fusion (F)
protein is important...
-
diagnostic tools;
rather immunoblotting,
immunofluorescent staining,
hemadsorption tests,
tetrazolium reduction,
metabolic inhibition tests, serological...
- effect.
Final confirmation can then be done via
antibody staining,
hemadsorption using red
blood cells, or
immunofluorescence microscopy. S**** vial...
-
firmly attach to the
infected cells. This is
called "haemadsorption" or "
hemadsorption". Some
viruses produce localised "lesions" in cell
layers called plaques...
-
bioscavenger therapy are
examples of
specific binders.
Urinary alkalization or
hemadsorption may
improve elimination in some cir****stances. It
might occur either...
- gene with
similarity to the T-lymphocyte
surface antigen CD2
mediates hemadsorption". Virology. 199 (2): 463–468. doi:10.1006/viro.1994.1146. PMID 7907198...
-
secondary fetal porcine kidney cells, 120
hours after infection (×250). (B)
Hemadsorption,
secondary adult porcine thyroid cells,
guinea pig erythrocytes, 22...
- MYPE1550,
which is near MYPE1570, of M.
penetrans is
orthologous to the
hemadsorption protein HMW2 of M pneumoniae,
suggesting the
potential for M. penetrans...
- Buckley,
Sonja M. "Propagation, Cytopathogenicity, and Hemagglutination-
Hemadsorption of Some
Arthropodborne Viruses in
Tissue Culture."
NYASA 81.1 (1959):...
- 515.372.676 –
specific pathogen-free
organisms MeSH G04.185.515.423 –
hemadsorption MeSH G04.185.515.620 –
microbial viability MeSH G04.185.515.671 – nitrogen...
