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- adjective Not originating in, or caused by a
virus
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April 19 - 12% of tech support calls to Dell concern nonviral threats - spyware and adware and other malware that slow down a machine and can violate privacy.
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Venter picked M. genitalium, a bacterium with one of the smallest nonviral genomes on the planet — just 582,970 base pairs.
15th Anniversary: Scientists Chase the Miracle of Fake Life 2008
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Venter picked M. genitalium, a bacterium with one of the smallest nonviral genomes on the planet — just 582,970 base pairs.
15th Anniversary: Scientists Chase the Miracle of Fake Life 2008
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They've developed a nonviral vector that successfully delivered its DNA load to specifically targeted cells within living animals.
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They've developed a nonviral vector that successfully delivered its DNA load to specifically targeted cells within living animals.
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There are other, nonviral causes of hepatitis too.
DR. SANJIV CHOPRA’S LIVER BOOK Sanjiv Chopra 2001
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His nonviral method uses a jumping gene, called a transposon, to insert therapeutic genes into target cells.
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His nonviral method uses a jumping gene, called a transposon, to insert therapeutic genes into target cells.
Starbulletin Headlines Helen Altonn 2010
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His nonviral method uses a jumping gene, called a transposon, to insert therapeutic genes into target cells.
Starbulletin Headlines Helen Altonn 2010
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Collins PL (1996) RNA replication by a respiratory syncytial virus RNA analog does not obey the rule of six and retains a nonviral trinucleotide extension at the leader end.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Arthur S. Samuel et al. 2010
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