| We studied the ultrastructural and cytoskeletal changes in host cells during poliovirus infection. |
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| This serious limitation is not observed with canarypox or fowlpox vectors but applies to BCG, poliovirus, or human adenovirus. |
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| In addition, other persons living in your house should not take oral poliovirus vaccine since there is a chance they could pass the poliovirus on to you. |
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| The poliovirus is more likely to cause paralysis in adults than in children, and also leads more often to death in older people. |
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| He doubts that the world will ever stamp out vaccine-derived poliovirus, a mutation of the strain contained in the oral vaccine. |
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| But even if transmission of wild poliovirus is interrupted, as the GPEI hopes, Dr Henderson worries about what will come next. |
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| First, the final chains of poliovirus transmission must be interrupted in the remaining seven countries. |
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| In poliovirus infection, both intracellular movement and release of virus appear to be related to cytoskeletal changes, particularly involving actin microfilaments. |
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| Viral meningitis may be caused by viruses such as coxsackie, herpes simplex, mumps, the varicella zoster virus of chickenpox and shingles, poliovirus, echoviruses. |
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| Shortly thereafter, indigenous wild poliovirus transmission had been interrupted. |
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| Immunizers are keen to reach nomadic families because their way of life can facilitate poliovirus transmission. |
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| In other words, no Cuban child would ever again suffer this devastating disease as the result of a Cuban poliovirus. |
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| Some environmental laboratories retain contaminated materials or wild poliovirus reference for testing the effectiveness of virucidal compounds. |
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| If we are to fulfill this promise, we need to stay focused until there is no more wild poliovirus. |
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| At best, these steps have helped Pakistan reach a stalemate with poliovirus by the end of the year. |
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| These policies must be designed to both minimize the risk of reintroduction of wild poliovirus and ensure the global capacity to manage such an event should it occur. |
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| Health Canada could accept an alternate non-enveloped virus, such as echovirus or adenovirus type 5, as potential substitutes for poliovirus in support of a general virucidal claim. |
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| After hearing a firsthand account, many people will understand the threat the wild poliovirus still poses to children in certain areas of the world. |
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| For those infected by the poliovirus, there is no cure, and in the mid-20th century hundreds of thousands of children were struck by the disease every year. |
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| To help reassure families, vaccinators have been trained on the importance of re-assuring parents that polio vaccination is safe and the only way to protect their children from life-long disability caused by the poliovirus. |
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| Second, the global interruption of wild poliovirus transmission must be verified by the Global Commission for the Certification of Poliomyelitis Eradication. |
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| If successful, these 'proof of principle' studies could lead to the development of these compounds for regulatory approval, for use of these antivirals as treatment of persons chronically shedding poliovirus. |
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| The funds will assist the respective governments in carrying out immunizations among children living in the southern border area, where the transmission of an indigenous wild poliovirus has been reported. |
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| ApoL6 was reported to have antiviral activity against two picornaviruses, coxsackie B virus and poliovirus. |
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| At the beginning of 2006, WHO announced that the wild poliovirus had been eradicated in Egypt and in Niger, bringing total eradication of the disease a step nearer. |
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| Phase I wild poliovirus containment requires that countries conduct a national survey of all biomedical facilities and establish an inventory of all laboratories and institutions identified with wild poliovirus materials. |
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| A British man has been excreting live poliovirus for an estimated 28 years. |
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| Removal of Escherichia coli, Enterococcus fecalis, coliphages MS2, poliovirus and hepatitis A virus from oysters and hard shell clam by depuration. |
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| Poliovirus is an enterovirus with three different strains that cause disease. |
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