| 21. | Compared to replicating vaccinia viruses, MVA provides similar or higher levels of recombinant gene expression even in non-permissive cells.
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| 22. | Like the conventional one, the Japanese vaccine consists of a live vaccinia virus, a cousin of the smallpox virus.
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| 23. | Vaccinia virus, a virus credited for the eradication of smallpox, is being developed as an oncolytic virus, e . g.
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| 24. | The university team modified the weaker vaccinia virus to help create the protein that makes its cousin, variola, so dangerous.
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| 25. | Vaccinia viruses with deletions at either end of the genome behaved as expected, exhibiting only mild or host range defects.
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| 26. | If a person's immune system is not working properly, the vaccinia virus can multiply explosively and cause a severe infection.
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| 27. | In 1928, H . B . Maitland and M . C . Maitland grew vaccinia virus in suspensions of minced hens'kidneys.
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| 28. | The other vaccine was a vaccinia virus that was genetically modified to display such flags and spur the immune system's defenses.
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| 29. | Vaccinia virus is the active constituent of the vaccine that eradicated smallpox, making it the first human disease to be eradicated.
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| 30. | Though the vaccine now uses vaccinia virus, the poxviruses are similar enough that the body becomes immune to both cow-and smallpox.
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