to avianize
- verb
- /ˈeɪviəˌnaɪz/
- Specialized
- Researchers are currently avianizing the pathogen by culturing it in chick embryos.
Examples
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Scientists often avianize viruses before preparing vaccines for poultry.
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The influenza strain was avianized to facilitate further research in the lab.
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Researchers aim to avianize the virus for vaccine development.
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The team has avianized several strains successfully.
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Researchers are currently avianizing the pathogen by culturing it in chick embryos.
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Scientists often avianize viruses before preparing vaccines for poultry.
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The influenza strain was avianized to facilitate further research in the lab.
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Etymology
The word avianize comes from avian ('bird') and the ending -ize ('to make'), so it means to 'make bird-like'. In science, that image helps: to avianize a microbe is to grow or adapt it in chick embryos so it becomes suited for study or for making vaccines.