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Characterization and E protein expression of mutant strains during persistent infection of KN73 cells with Japanese encephalitis virus.

Chinese medical journal - 1 Sept 2002

Feng Guohe, Takegami Tsutomu, Zhao Guizhen

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OBJECTIVE: To study the character of mutants originating from Japanese encephalitis viruses and the relationship between the characterization of mutant strains and E protein expression. METHODS: Persistent infection was established with standard strains of Japanese encephalitis viruse, known as parental viruse, in a human hepatoma cell line, KN73. Cells were subcultured weekly using trypsinization techniques....

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