Meanings of viral vector in English

Besides Oxford, one other viral vector vaccine has made it to human trials.

Expression of the tumor antigen in a viral vector may facilitate appropriate antigen presentation.

Since NTV is highly attenuated, it has been used widely as an optimizing viral vector.

Although viral vector strategies have been successful in preclinical studies, to date clinical trials have disappointed.

Understanding viral vector binding and entry pathways is fundamental for developing cystic fibrosis gene therapy applications.

J&J is also developing a viral vector vaccine for coronavirus and expects to begin human trials this month.

Genetic material can be delivered to the cells by a variety of means, most frequently using a viral vector.

Johnson & Johnson's JNJ.N vaccine against the Ebola virus on July 1 became Europe's first approved viral vector vaccine.

The results show that the promoter, viral vector orientation, and integration site are the main determinants of the titer.

Oxford's vaccine candidate is known as a viral vector vaccine, and is one of several being developed for Covid-19.

The route of immunization also strongly influences the dose of viral vector needed to induce CTLs and tumour therapy.

Such particles, when used for vaccination, express the antigen only transiently since the viral vector is incapable of productive replication.

The Company also has various other programs based on its viral vector technology in research or in pre-clinical or clinical development.

The use of antisense oligonucleotides and viral vector delivery approaches have been shown to be feasible approaches to modulate ncRNA expression.

The recombinant virus CTN-GFP strain recovered from cloned cDNA will be useful as a viral vector to express other foreign genes.

T cell competition between antigen- and vector-specific T cells may determine the outcome of viral vector-based immunization regimens, as we previously proposed.