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The glycoprotein B gene and its syn3 locus of herpes simplex virus type 1 are involved in the synthesis of virus-associated growth factor (HSGF-1).

Acta virologica - 1 Dec 1992

Golais F, Kostál M, Csabayová M, Lesko J

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A putative growth factor (HSGF-1) associated with herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), which is similar to PRGF associated with pseudorabies virus, and/or HSGF-2 associated with HSV-2, was described. Experiments with four syncytial (syn) and four nonsyncytial (syn+) HSV-1 strains showed that the ability of this virus to produce HSGF-1 in infected cells is associated with the syn+ phenotype. Double infection of...

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