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Secreted poxvirus chemokine binding proteins
, 1997 Poxviruses encode a variety of immunomodulatory proteins that subvert the cytokine networks of infected hosts. Myxoma virus, a poxvirus pathogen of rabbits, expresses two distinct 35- to 40-kDa secreted glycoproteins that bind a broad spectrum of ...
Alshad S Lalani, Grant McFadden
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Arming vaccinia virus for pancreatic cancer oncolytic virotherapy [PDF]
, 2011 PhDVaccinia virus is a 250-300nm enveloped DNA virus from the poxvirus family and is used as a vector for oncolytic viral gene therapy. No unique cell surface receptor has been identified for Vaccinia virus and the reasons for its tropism for cancer ...
Hiley, Crispin
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A logistic regression model to predict the next rabies virus host-shift event
Scientific ReportsRabies virus (RABV) host-shift events (HSEs) are thought to be promoted by viral genomic and ecological factors, but the relative balance of the two is unclear.
Cassandra Boutelle +6 more
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Poxvirus homologues of cellular genes
, 2000 Over the course of time poxviruses have acquired or “captured” numerous homologues of cellular genes and incorporated them into their large DNA genomes. With more poxvirus genome sequencing data becoming available, the number of newly discovered poxviral
Darai, G. +3 more
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, 1986 A case of poxvirus infection ill a flock of turkeys is reported. The affected turkeys had nodular wartlike growths of various sizes and shapes on the unfeathered skill of face, around the eyelids and on the feet.
Ideris, Aini, Ibrahim, A. Latif
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A survey of host range genes in poxvirus genomes.
, 2013 Poxviruses are widespread pathogens, which display extremely different host ranges. Whereas some poxviruses, including variola virus, display narrow host ranges, others such as cowpox viruses naturally infect a wide range of mammals.
MC LYSAGHT, AOIFE
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Temporal expression classes and functions of vaccinia virus and mpox (monkeypox) virus genes
mBioPoxviruses comprise pathogens that are highly pathogenic to humans and animals, causing diseases such as smallpox and mpox (formerly monkeypox). The family also contains members developed as vaccine vectors and oncolytic agents to fight other diseases ...
Yining Deng +2 more
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, 2011 A comparative analysis of HIV-specific mucosal/systemic T cell immunity and avidity following rDNA/rFPV and poxvirus–poxvirus prime boost ...
I Ramshaw (13736824) +5 more
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Progress on the poxvirus vaccine
Members of the family Poxviridae cause diseases such as smallpox and monkeypox, which are pathogenic to humans and negatively affect animal husbandry and development. The deadly smallpox virus was eradicated by large-scale intensive vaccination with live
Mengmeng Zhao +4 more
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