viruses
美:/ˈvaɪrəs/
英:/'vaɪrəs/
n.:
【医】病毒；滤过性病原体；【计】(电脑)病毒；毒素
网络:
认识病毒；滤过性病毒；杀死病毒
词形变换: (复数) viruses
例句
1.
Across the world a number of groups are trying to develop synthetic polymers to deliver genes, entirely removing the need to use viruses.
世界上一些组织都在试图研制人工聚合物来运载基因，以便完全消除使用病毒的需要。
2.
But viruses altered to have several fail-safe mechanisms would be expected to be less likely to harm normal cells.
但是经过修改，加入诸多安全机制的病毒，伤害正常细胞的机会应该就会小得多。
3.
As the biology becomes crystalline, agents known as viruses and bacteria along with parasites cease to be able to destroy the form.
当生物体变成水晶体，所知为病毒、细菌连同寄生虫的介质也不再能破坏身体。
4.
However, with the advent of molecular diagnostic methods, the role of viruses in foodborne disease outbreaks is beginning to be understood.
不过，带有分子诊断方法的来临，在食物传染疾病爆发里的病毒的角色正开始被理解。
5.
The drugs, too, seem to do that, by reducing the number of viruses in an individual's body.
类似的，药物似乎也能够通过减少个体中的病毒数目来达到同样的效果。
6.
Such a powerful antiviral drugs, with use of plasma can be detected at less than viruses, and the long-term maintenance of this effect.
此种药物具有强大的抗病毒作用，经使用后可在血浆中检测不到病毒，并可长期维持这一疗效。
7.
But a modified approach that does not involve viruses is likely to be the ultimate way of making human stem cells.
一种改良的没有病毒参与的方法可能是制造人体干细胞的最终方式。
8.
When it comes to security, "you could use a Mac instead of a PC, " he said, arguing that viruses are less likely to affect Mac users.
当论及系统安全时，他说：“应该用Mac系统，而不是PC机。”原因在于病毒不太可能攻击Mac用户。
9.
The waste material might have infectivity bacteria, viruses, chemical pollutants and radioactive such harmful substances, for great risk.
废物中可能存有传染性病菌、病毒、化学污染物及放射性等有害物质，具有极大的危险性。
10.
Unlike most seasonal-flu viruses, this one attacked young people most severely and is expected to keep doing so for some time, she said.
她说，与多数季节性流感病毒不同，年轻人群极易感染此病毒，而且今后一段时间可能还会继续保持这一特性。