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Spontaneous BHV1 recombinants in which the gI/gE/US9 region is replaced by a duplication/inversion of the US1.5/US2 region.

Archives of virology - 1 Jan 1999

Rijsewijk F A, Verschuren S B, Madić J, Ruuls R C, Renaud P, van Oirschot J T

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In a bovine herpesvirus 1 (BHV1) vaccine strain, a spontaneous BHV1 mutant (Za) was found that arose from a recombination between two isomeric forms of the BHV1 genome. In this Za mutant one end of the U(S) region, containing part of the US1.5 gene, was found duplicated in an inverted orientation at the other end of the U(S) region. Concurrently, a 2.7 kb deletion was found in Za that encompasses both the US8...

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PMID: 10486108
DOI: 10.1007/s007050050608

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