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Rotavirus temperature-sensitive mutants are genetically stable and participate in reassortment during mixed infection of mice.

Virology - 1 Jun 1991

Ramig R F, Gombold J L

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Mixed and single infections of 7-day-old suckling mice with SA11 temperature-sensitive (ts) mutants and RRV wild-type were examined to determine if selection against ts mutations occurred in the suckling mouse model. Single infections with ts mutants indicated that mutant replication was restricted relative to wild-type and that disease was similarly reduced. Revertant (ts+) progeny did not appear to be selected...

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PMID: 1850916
DOI: 10.1016/0042-6822(91)90587-2

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