but could when the cells were also infected with adenovirus. It has since become clear that AAV is actually a ‘dependovirus’ that can only be produced with assistance from other helper viruses.

Below, infectious disease experts explain how you're most likely to get adenovirus, how to tell it's not some other infection, and the necessary steps to take to treat it. What is an adenovirus?

The viral lysate is used to infect a cell factory of 293 cells. The virus produced is purified by cesium chloride gradient ultracentrifugation. To see the procedure for producing adenovirus vectors in ...

A new study reveals evidence that immune cells, liver cells and viral leftovers created a dangerous combination.

nontumor cells that may be infected with VCN-01 do not allow viral replication nor PH20 expression. Furthermore, the resulting adenovirus candidates also exhibit a range of beneficial properties ...