verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
be infected with a virus
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Thousands of people may already be infected with the virus.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
already
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The motivation of the already infected is altruism, the desire not to infect others.
■ NOUN
aids
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She slowly choked to death, a combination of tuberculosis and laryngitis-two of the diseases that infect Aids patients.
animal
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When the blisters burst, they release virus particles that infect healthy animals .
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No one knows how humans even become infected with the animal virus.
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The rate at which infected animals were being killed was accelerating, Prof King said.
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This had been cut to 1.5 days or better for infected animals .
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To be sure, scientists have created disease by inoculating animals with brain tissue from infected animals.
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Before a virus can infect an animal cell it must first bind to specific receptor molecules embedded in the cell membrane.
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But the number of infected animals has been declining in recent years.
blood
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And he adds that trace levels of plasminogen would have been present in the products made from the infected donor's blood .
cell
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After release, viruses remain inactive until they come into contact with and infect another cell .
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Viral infectiousness is defined as the ability of a virus to enter and infect a cell in the target host.
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They then put the infected cells back into the babies without giving any drug treatment.
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The cells destroy infected cells early, before they produce virus, thereby inhibiting viral replication, the company said.
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Before a virus can infect an animal cell it must first bind to specific receptor molecules embedded in the cell membrane.
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In this case, patients need only be treated until the last of the infected cells is eliminated.
child
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Two different live polio vaccines tested then infected children with the disease rather than protected them; some died.
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An infected female who becomes pregnant could infect her unborn child .
disease
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The result is 50,000 children a year infected with the disease .
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Two different live polio vaccines tested then infected children with the disease rather than protected them; some died.
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When measured against the suffering of people infected with a lethal disease , this point sounds abstract, even callous.
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I enjoy infecting her with my diseases and then paying her doctor bills.
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Poppy's mouth had infected me with a disease of wanting and that was all I knew.
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At the beginning of an epidemic only a few individuals are infected , so the disease spreads fairly slowly.
man
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It has been estimated that in the early eighties the average infected gay man infected an average of five additional gay men.
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What went largely unreported, however, was the fact that most of the people getting infected were gay men .
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The profile of this population was generally quite different from that of infected homosexual men .
million
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Subtype E already has infected at least 15 million heterosexual men, women and children.
partner
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Partner A may infect partner B, but things will end there.
patient
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Perrin determined that all of the infected patients had received injections while in hospital in Benghazi.
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She slowly choked to death, a combination of tuberculosis and laryngitis-two of the diseases that infect Aids patients .
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Thus, only 23 of the 50 co-infected patients were included.
people
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These can get into food or water, especially in countries with poor sanitary facilities, and thus infect other people .
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Few recently infected people have received the experimental drug mixes, Volberding said.
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Tom has infected at least 6 people - thought he has never even met Jane, Mark and Alan.
person
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During that interim, the infected person would not yet have enough antibodies for the test to register.
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This can happen with sexually transmitted diseases only if the average infected person infects more than one other person.
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From 1985 through 1992, 297 infected persons were identified in 27 states.
tuberculosis
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Two of the four specimens known to be infected with M tuberculosis were positive in the controlled experiment.
virus
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When the blisters burst, they release virus particles that infect healthy animals.
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Viral infectiousness is defined as the ability of a virus to enter and infect a cell in the target host.
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A macro virus spreads by infecting Microsoft Word or Excel documents.
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They said there needed to be more research done, especially on people recently infected with the human immunodeficiency virus .
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An acupuncturist at the clinic was found to be carrying the virus , which infects the liver.
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In 1988, the virus had infected one out of every sixty-one babies born in New York State.
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Before a virus can infect an animal cell it must first bind to specific receptor molecules embedded in the cell membrane.
woman
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The third method is maternal transmission between an infected and pregnant woman and her unborn child.
■ VERB
become
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Every day, 14,000 more become infected .
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Among blacks in the sample, 14.7 percent were becoming infected each year.
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Itching can be intense, and there may be a visible rash, which can become secondarily infected by bacteria.
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So, it might still be possible for these people to become infected .
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Dennis was 23 when the 300-acre farm-a family home for two centuries-\#became infected in 1967.
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Mink tissue also would be prohibited from feed because minks also can become infected .
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No one knows how humans even become infected with the animal virus.
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They also can attack a healthy person who might become infected through a foot wound, for example.
spread
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A macro virus spreads by infecting Microsoft Word or Excel documents.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The book may infect you with a passion for mountain climbing.
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The fruits were infected by a fungus disease called brown rot.