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Towards the Generation of an ASFV-pA104R DISC Mutant and a Complementary Cell Line—A Potential Methodology for the Production of a Vaccine Candidate

18 Jul 2019

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African swine fever (ASF) is a fatal viral disease of domestic swine and wild boar, considered one of the main threats for global pig husbandry. Despite enormous efforts, to date, neither the classical vaccine formulations nor the use of protein subunits proved to be efficient to prevent this disease. Under this scenario, new strategies have been proposed including the development of disabled infectious single...

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PMID: 31323824
DOI: 10.3390/vaccines7030068

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