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Latency competence of herpes simplex virus strains ANG, ANGpath and its gC and gE minus mutans.

Acta virologica - 1 Sept 1990

Rajcáni J, Herget U, Kostál M, Kaerner H C

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The latency competence of herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) strains SC16, KOS, ANG, ANGpath and its mutants ANGpathgC18 (gC minus, spontaneous point mutation), KOSgC39 (gC minus deletion), ANGpathI2-4 (gE minus deletion), and ANGpathgCI-8 (gE and gC minus double mutan) was compared and DBA/2 mice. While the latent SC16 and KOS reactivated spontaneously in explanted homolateral trigeminal ganglion fragments...

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