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Viral (1598 bytes)
1: '''Viral''' [[phenomena]] are objects or phenomena able to... 3: ...lf when those objects are simply exposed to the ''viral object''. While the concept definitely, and orig... 7: ... Memes are possibly the most extreme example of a viral object. 8: * viral marketing 10: * viral email Viral marketing (2581 bytes) 1: '''Viral marketing''' and '''viral advertising''' refers to [[marketing]] techniques... 3: The term ''viral marketing'' was originally coined to describe var... 5: More generally, viral marketing is sometimes used to describe some sort... 7: ...to build awareness of a product or service. These viral commercials often take the form of funny video cl... 9: ==Examples of viral marketing== Viral plaque (619 bytes) 1: A '''viral plaque''' is a visible structure formed within a ... 6: ... image of [http://lymphocytes.741.com/plaque.html viral plaques in blood agar] Viral load (581 bytes) 1: ... is part of the therapy monitoring during chronic viral infections and in immunocompromised patients, e.g... Viral shift (426 bytes) 1: ... of a seemingly novel virus. It is a prerequisite viral condition for [[pandemic]]s. An existing virus un... Virology (690 bytes) 4: * [[Viral replication]] 5: * Viral [[pathogen]]esis 6: * Viral [[immunology]] 7: * Viral [[vaccine]]s 9: * Antiviral [[chemotherapy]] Protease inhibitor (pharmacology) (911 bytes) 3: ...are essential to the viral life cycle by cleaving viral [[protein]]s. 6: ...etroviral drug#Protease inhibitors (PIs)|antiretroviral protease inhibitors]] ([[saquinavir]], [[ritonavi... Lysogenic cycle (1414 bytes) 1: ...''' is complementary to the [[lytic cycle]] for [[viral]] entry and reproduction within cells. While the ... 5: *1) Viral [[genome]] enters cell 6: *2) Viral genome integrates into host cell genome 7: *3) Host cell [[DNA polymerase]] copies viral chromosomes 9: ...p 4, common symptoms that appear to "trigger" the viral DNA are hormones, high stress levels ([[adrenalin... Docosanol (756 bytes) 1: ...ch as nucleoside analogues, work by inhibition of viral DNA replication and, as such, carry the risk of m... Lytic cycle (1544 bytes) 1: ...cle is typically thought of as the main method of viral replication, since it results in the destruction ... 10: ... called [[reverse transcriptase]] transcribes the viral RNA into DNA, which is then transcribed again int... 13: ...viruses (typically 100-200) until it bursts, or [[Viral lysis|lyses]]; this end process gives the cycle i... Hepatology (1030 bytes) 6: **[[Non-viral hepatitis]] 7: **[[Acute Viral Hepatitis]] 16: **[[Chronic Viral Hepatitis]] Pericarditis (674 bytes) 7: * [[Coxsackie virus|Coxsackie]] [[viral]] infection 15: The treatment in viral or idiopathic pericarditis is with [[non-steroida... Encephalomyelitis (719 bytes) 3: ...ord, possibly triggered by vaccination or [[virus|viral]] infection; 5: ...yelitis'', a potentially fatal [[mosquito]]-borne viral disease that infects [[horses]] and humans; Virus (disambiguation) (1529 bytes) 9: ...is an extreme example of how powerful and rapid a viral idea can be. 10: ... the GPL ''does not infect other software'' the ''viral'' characterization is used to imply that it will ... Transduction (931 bytes) 5: ...ansfer of viral, bacterial, or both bacterial and viral DNA from one cell to another via [[bacteriophage]... Lymphadenopathy (170 bytes) 2: * [[infection]] (e.g. [[bacterial]] or [[virus|viral]]) Chemosis (163 bytes) 2: It is usually caused by allergies or viral infection. Antihistamines are used for treatment. Plus-Polio (169 bytes) 1: ...o vaccinate the children in [[India]] against the viral disease ''Poliomyelitis'' ([[Polio]]). Hemagglutination assay (1091 bytes) 3: Some viral families have surface or envelope [[protein]]s, t... 7: ... LD<sub>50</sub>, HA does not give any measure of viral infectivity, because no virus replication is requ... Rimantadine (2015 bytes) 5: ... virus's protective shells, which are the [[Virus#Viral_structure|envelope and capsid]]. Genetic studies... 9: ...proximately 10%.[http://www.fda.gov/cder/drug/antivirals/influenza/flumadine.htm] [[Cimetidine]] also aff... 13: ...wn it produces fewer side effects than other anti-viral influenza treatments. Approximately 6% of patien... 26: *[http://www.fda.gov/cder/drug/antivirals/influenza/flumadine.htm U.S. Center for Drug Eva... 28: ...ofessionals/treatment/index.htm U.S. CDC flu anti-viral treatment information]
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