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ERV
(redirected from Endogenous retrovirus)

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ERVEuropäische Reiseversicherung (German insurance)
ERVElektronischer Rechtsverkehr (Austria, legal)
ERVEmergency Response Vehicle (American Red Cross)
ERVEnergy Recovery Ventilator
ERVEnglish Revised Version (of the Bible)
ERVEndogenous Retrovirus
ERVExpiratory Reserve Volume
ERVEarth Return Vehicle (NASA)
ERVEstimated Retail Value
ERVExtended Remote Viewing
ERVEstimated Rental Value
ERVEstimated Replacement Value
ERVEmergency Rendezvous (British military)
ERVEmergency Relief Valve
ERVEuphrates River Valley (Iraq)
ERVelectromatic relief valve
ERVEffective Radiated Voltage
ERVEarth Re-entry Vehicle
ERVEcotropic Recombinant Virus


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On page 374 of my book AIDS: The Failure of Contemporary Science (London: Fourth Estate, 1996), I suggest use of the term "enveloped transposon" instead of endogenous retrovirus, to avoid the "deadly virus" connotation.
Molecular miscarriage is the HIV theory a tragic mistake? (Special ... by Hodgkinson, Neville / Mothering
Immerge researchers announced the identification of miniature swine that failed to produce porcine endogenous retrovirus (PERV) in cultures of human cells.
BioTransplant Reports 2002 First Quarter Results by Business Wire
An additional concern is trans-species transmission of endogenous retroviruses from donor animals, such as porcine endogenous retrovirus (PoERV).
New Surgical Techniques and Surgical Site Infections by Gordon, Steven M. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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