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Definition of cytopathic in US English: cytopathic(also cytopathogenic) adjectiveˌsīdəˈpaTHikˌsīdəˈpaTHik Of, pertaining to, or producing damage to living cells. Example sentencesExamples - These cell lines cannot be introduced for routine isolation of the virus as the method of cell propagation is very difficult and neither cytopathic effects nor cell death can be observed.
- The absence of cytopathic effect in majority of mosquito cell lines infected with arboviruses has limited the use of this cell system for primary isolation work.
- Following a 48-hr incubation period, cells were examined for cytopathic effect or plaques, respectively.
- HBV is not cytopathic, and liver injury is caused by the host's immune response against infected hepatocytes.
- Samples were plated at varying dilutions on confluent Vero cell monolayers and observed for virus cytopathic effect.
- The culture supernatants, though produced cytopathic effect in various tissue cultures, failed to have any deleterious effect on the worms.
- Incubation with virus was continued for 5 days or until a 100% cytopathic effect was observed.
- The virus isolated in this investigation formed mixed cytopathic effects in tissue culture, which could have been mistaken for nonspecific cell-layer deterioration.
- CMV pneumonia was defined by the presence on TBB of typical inclusion bodies with cytopathic effect.
- The inoculated cell cultures were incubated at 35C and observed daily for a week for cytopathic effect.
- The histopathologic analysis did not identify the cytopathic effect of HPV infection in the positive tissue.
- Rare multinucleated giant cells with eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusions surrounded by clear halos, characteristic of respiratory syncytial virus cytopathic effect, were seen on routine histologic sections.
- Polioviruses are non-enveloped, icosahedral RNA viruses which infect susceptible cells to result in a cytopathic effect, production of progeny virus and finally cellular death.
- One strain produced a cytopathic effect consisting of vacuolation and this strain was sent to the National Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases, Kolkata for further characterisation.
- Smoking predisposes and contributes to cytopathic changes throughout the body.
- Biopsies of the lesions demonstrated spongiotic dermatitis without evidence of viral cytopathic changes.
- Several bullous mucosal lesions, devoid of typical viral cytopathic features, were present in a background of scant submucosal mononuclear inflammation.
- Antiviral properties of the plant extracts were determined by cytopathic effect inhibition assay and virus yield reduction assay.
- The viral cytopathic effect seen in tubular epithelium is helpful in establishing the diagnosis.
- Even though HBV is not considered a cytopathic virus, immune responses directed against HBV epitopes will continue to cause hepatic damage in the presence of viraemia.
Definition of cytopathic in US English: cytopathic(also cytopathogenic) adjectiveˌsīdəˈpaTHik Of, pertaining to, or producing damage to living cells. Example sentencesExamples - Incubation with virus was continued for 5 days or until a 100% cytopathic effect was observed.
- The virus isolated in this investigation formed mixed cytopathic effects in tissue culture, which could have been mistaken for nonspecific cell-layer deterioration.
- Rare multinucleated giant cells with eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusions surrounded by clear halos, characteristic of respiratory syncytial virus cytopathic effect, were seen on routine histologic sections.
- Several bullous mucosal lesions, devoid of typical viral cytopathic features, were present in a background of scant submucosal mononuclear inflammation.
- The culture supernatants, though produced cytopathic effect in various tissue cultures, failed to have any deleterious effect on the worms.
- These cell lines cannot be introduced for routine isolation of the virus as the method of cell propagation is very difficult and neither cytopathic effects nor cell death can be observed.
- HBV is not cytopathic, and liver injury is caused by the host's immune response against infected hepatocytes.
- Biopsies of the lesions demonstrated spongiotic dermatitis without evidence of viral cytopathic changes.
- Even though HBV is not considered a cytopathic virus, immune responses directed against HBV epitopes will continue to cause hepatic damage in the presence of viraemia.
- Samples were plated at varying dilutions on confluent Vero cell monolayers and observed for virus cytopathic effect.
- The histopathologic analysis did not identify the cytopathic effect of HPV infection in the positive tissue.
- The absence of cytopathic effect in majority of mosquito cell lines infected with arboviruses has limited the use of this cell system for primary isolation work.
- The viral cytopathic effect seen in tubular epithelium is helpful in establishing the diagnosis.
- One strain produced a cytopathic effect consisting of vacuolation and this strain was sent to the National Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases, Kolkata for further characterisation.
- The inoculated cell cultures were incubated at 35C and observed daily for a week for cytopathic effect.
- CMV pneumonia was defined by the presence on TBB of typical inclusion bodies with cytopathic effect.
- Antiviral properties of the plant extracts were determined by cytopathic effect inhibition assay and virus yield reduction assay.
- Smoking predisposes and contributes to cytopathic changes throughout the body.
- Polioviruses are non-enveloped, icosahedral RNA viruses which infect susceptible cells to result in a cytopathic effect, production of progeny virus and finally cellular death.
- Following a 48-hr incubation period, cells were examined for cytopathic effect or plaques, respectively.
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