- is more
vulnerable to
ribozymes or host
foreign gene
degradation than
proviral latency (see below). One
example is the
herpes virus family, Herpesviridae...
- replicon,
Lymphocytic choriomeningitis LCMV, and polyomavirus. ADAR1 is
proviral in
other cir****stances. ADAR1’s A to I
editing has been
found in many viruses...
- much less
commonly available,
nucleic acid
testing (e.g.,
viral RNA or
proviral DNA
amplification method) can also help
diagnosis in
certain situations...
- be
triggered by proto-oncogenes that were
mistakenly incorporated into
proviral DNA or by the
disruption of
cellular proto-oncogenes. Rous
sarcoma virus...
-
human genome (lower
estimates of ~1%). An ERV is a
vertically inherited proviral sequence and a
subclass of a type of gene
called a transposon,
which can...
-
Provirus silencing, or
proviral silencing, is the
repression of
expression of
proviral genes in cells. A
provirus is a
viral DNA that has been incorporated...
-
conducted on
Cotesia congregata have
shown that male
wasps do
contain proviral sequences of DNA, but the
females are the ones
responsible for the amplification...
-
antibody reduces HTLV-1
proviral load and
production of
proinflammatory cytokines.
Valproic acid has also
succeeded in
reducing the
proviral load of HTLV-1 (though...
-
vertical transmission in Brazil:
longer breastfeeding,
higher maternal proviral load and
previous HTLV-1-infected offspring".
Scientific Reports. 8 (1):...
-
targeting and
editing could focus on host
cellular co-receptors for HIV or on
proviral HIV DNA. It has also been
observed that 20% of the
Caucasian po****tion...
