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A comparison of AMPV subtypes A and B full genomes, gene transcripts and proteins led to reverse-genetics systems rescuing both subtypes.
The Journal of general virology - 1 Jun 2016
Laconi Andrea, Clubbe Jayne, Falchieri Marco, Lupini Caterina, Cecchinato Mattia, Catelli Elena, Listorti Valeria, Naylor Clive J
Abstract excerpt
Avian metapneumovirus (AMPV) infection of poultry causes serious disease in most countries and subtype A reverse-genetic (RG) systems have allowed a generation of viruses of known sequence, and proved useful in developments towards better control by live vaccines. While subtype B viruses are more prevalent, bacterial cloning issues made subtype B RG systems difficult to establish. A molecular comparison of...
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