Formation of virus particles via enzyme systems and structural proteins induced by another, "assistant" virus.

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Formation of virus particles via enzyme systems and structural proteins induced by another, "assistant" virus.

Federation proceedings. Translation supplement; selected translations from medical-related science - 1 Jan 2000

Agol V I, Shirman G A

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