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Genome rearrangements in porcine rotaviruses: biochemical and biological comparisons between a supershort strain and its standard counterpart.

The Journal of general virology - 1 Feb 1990

Mattion N M, Bellinzoni R C, Blackhall J O, Estes M K, Gonzalez S, La Torre J L, Scodeller E A

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Two porcine rotavirus strains (CN86 and CC86) isolated during an epidemiological survey of diarrhoea in swine in Argentina were studied because of several unique characteristics. Both these strains were isolated and cloned from the same faecal sample and the electrophoretic migration of 10 of their 11 genomic dsRNA genomic segments in polyacrylamide gels was identical, but strain CC86 had a supershort...

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PMID: 2155288
DOI: 10.1099/0022-1317-71-2-355

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