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superinfect

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  1. infect (an infected cell) further or infect a cell already containing similar organisms

How To Use superinfect In A Sentence

  • Some of these effects like damage to the kidneys and hearing were caused by early manufacturing impurities, but others rare adverse effects like anaphylaxis, red man syndrome and superinfection still remain. Archive 2007-12-01
  • Now, having a new cold virus running amuck that can superinfect people with an untreatable pneumonia is definitely bad news. Globe and Mail
  • While generally safe, prophylactic antibiotics are associated with allergic reactions, side effects, and the potential for bacterial resistance and superinfection.
  • The first step in management of a possible drug fever is to ensure that there is no superinfection or worsening of tuberculosis.
  • Persons with chronic hepatitis B virus infection who acquire hepatitis D virus superinfection will usually develop chronic hepatitis D virus infection. Hepatitis D
  • These phage do not block superinfection, and recombination mediated by host enzymes can occur in multiply infected hosts.
  • The specificity immunity has the specificity, can resist the identical kind of microorganism the superinfection, cannot inherit.
  • Removing CD4 from the cell surface prevents superinfection (more than one virus infecting the same cell) and helps prevent newly released viruses from turning around and infecting the same cell (also prevented by an HIV maturation step involving protease). ERV & HIV versus Behe. Behe loses. - The Panda's Thumb
  • If more than one virus enters the cell, it would be a waste, as only one can replicate once inside, and many viruses have ways to prevent this "superinfection". BBC - Ouch
  • The specificity immunity has the specificity, can resist the identical kind of microorganism the superinfection, cannot inherit.
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