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Efficiency of Measles Virus Entry and Dissemination through Different Receptors

28 Jul 2002

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The efficiency with which different measles virus (MV) strains enter cells through the immune cell-specific protein SLAM (CD150) or other receptors, including the ubiquitous protein CD46, may influence their pathogenicity. We compared the cell entry efficiency of recombinant MV differing only in their attachment protein hemagglutinin (H). We constructed these viruses with an additional gene expressing an...

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PMID: 12097558
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.76.15.7460-7467.2002

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