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Determination of Parvovirus B19 IgG in blood plasma of elementary school teachers of western Puerto Rico
(2013)
Parvovirus B19 (B19) is a common human pathogen responsible for erythema infectiosum.
Other disease manifestations include hydrops fetalis, transient aplastic crisis, arthropathy, and
persistent infections in adults. B19 ...
The effects of the nanotopography of titanium surfaces on osteoblast adhesion and differentiation
(2013)
The principal problem in current orthopedic implants is their loosening due to poor osseointegration. Many efforts have been made to modify the surface composition and topography of titanium alloy implants to attain improved ...
Effects of thermal oxidation of gamma titanium aluminide on human osteoblast adhesion
(2009)
The corrosion resistance of gamma titanium aluminide (gamma-TiAl), a potential
implant material, is increased in vitro by thermal oxidation. Although the biocompatibility of
autoclaved gamma-TiAl was previously demonstrated, ...
Replication efficiency of the LuIII Parvovirus miinigenomes 3’LUIII3’ and 3’LUIII5’
(2011)
Parvoviruses are currently being studied for use as possible genetic vectors in gene therapy. They are small, non-enveloped viruses of icosahedral structure, and possess a single-stranded DNA genome of approximately 5,000 ...
Possible role of adenine and thymine rich sequence in the encapsidation pattern of Parvovirus LuIII
(2007)
LuIII is a small, non-enveloped, icosahedral autonomous parvovirus that contains a small
linear (5 kb) single stranded DNA genome and infects human cell lines lytically with no
evidence of integration into cellular DNA. ...
Infectious capability of the plus (+) and minus (-) strands of parvovirus LUIII
(2004)
The replication of autonomous parvovirus LuIII and its encapsidation
pattern have not been fully explained. Two genomic clones of LuIII, pBLu(+) and
pBLu(-), were constructed. These clones were used to produce the (+) ...
Replication of the 3' LUIII 3' subgenomic clone in human cells
(2004)
Parvoviruses are small, non-enveloped, icosahedral viruses that contain a
linear, single-stranded DNA genome of approximately 5000 bp. Parvovirus LuIII is an
autonomous parvovirus that shares up to 80% of sequence homology ...
Study of an ARS-like function of map units 88-100 of parvovirus LUIII
(2004)
The synthesis of minus strand by parvovirus LuIII requires replication from the
left palindrome of the plus strand DNA. An origin of replication yet to be identified must
be present at the right end of the minus strand, ...
Study of a possible replication origin function of map units 88-100 of parvovirus Luiii in HeLa cells
(2008)
Studies to elucidate the mechanism of parvoviral replication are ongoing
due to their potential as transient vectors for human gene therapy. Parvovirus
LuIII, a single stranded DNA virus, has short double-stranded hairpin ...
Biocompatibility studies of human fetal osteoblast cells cultured on gamma titanium alumide
(2005)
There is a continuous search of new implant materials with better biocompatibility and
physiological properties than the current commercially pure Ti and Ti-6Al-4V alloys.
Gamma titanium aluminide (γTiAl) appears to have ...