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Inter- and intragenic variations complicate the molecular epidemiology of human cytomegalovirus.

The Journal of infectious diseases - 1 Mar 2003

Rasmussen Lucy, Geissler Aimee, Winters Mark

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Human cytomegalovirus isolates were analyzed, both by restriction fragment-length polymorphism typing and by sequencing for intra- and intergenic variability at 9 sites on the genome, to determine whether genetic variation influenced disease outcome and whether linkage among genes could be identified. Variation at the UL55 (glycoprotein B [gB]), UL74 (gO), UL75 (gH), UL115 (gL), US9, and US28 gene open-reading...

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PMID: 12599055
DOI: 10.1086/367900

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