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• Normally, ERVs pose little threat to their hosts.
• ERVs are relatively simple creatures, genetically speaking.
• Sverdlov calls ERVs " the perpetually mobile footprints of ancient infections ."
• So what makes domesticated ERVs turn feral?
• The human genome project found several thousand ERVs, which are organized into 24 families.
• The HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee ( HGNC ) approves gene symbols for transcribed human ERVs.
• Furthermore, American Red Cross Emergency Response Vehicles ( ERVs ) look similar to ambulances.
• In fact, virologists have spotted ERVs in the genome of every mammal they have checked.
• ERVs also have a nasty habit of hopping around the genome, duplicating as they go.
• It is estimated that about 9 percent of the human genome have their origin in ERVs.
• ERVs that retain their protein-producing potential are more like tenuously tamed wolves than loyal puppy dogs.
• Every once in a while these ERVs awake from their civilized slumber and begin pumping out viral proteins.
• For the moment, the jury is still out on whether ERVs are an accessory to autoimmune disease.
• More than 250 Emergency Response Vehicles ( ERVs ) were sent to provide food and water to victims.
• Happily integrated into their new home, ERVs have become part of our own genome, passed down through the generations.
• ERVs have been found to be associated to disease not only through disease-causing relations, but also through immunity.
• These ERVs instead are designed for bulk distribution of relief supplies, such as meals, drinks and other relief supplies.
• Another 30 ERVs from as far away as Iowa and Connecticut were parked at a Smyrna motel, waiting to be deployed.
• Another idea proposed was that ERVs from the same family played a role in recruiting multiple genes into the same network of regulation.
• The viral ancestors of ERVs invaded the cells of our forebears during infections millions of years ago and liked it so much they decided to stay.