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Pathogenicity and latency competence for rabbits of the herpes simplex virus type 1 ANGpath gC and gE defective mutants.

Acta virologica - 1 Sept 1991

Kúdelová M, Kostál M, Cervenáková L, Rajcáni J, Kaerner H C

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A total of 139 rabbits was infected to the right scarified cornea with HSV type 1 strains Kupka, ANG, ANGpath and their gE defective (ANGpathI2-4), gC defective (ANGpathgC18), gC/gE negative (ANGpathCI-8) and gC/ICP4 deletion (ANGpathY1) mutants. Strains ANG, ANGpath, ANGpathgC18 and ANGpathY1 were, in contrast to the two gE negative mutants, highly lethal, but 79% of rabbits infected with the...

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