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A comparison of nucleotide sequences of measles virus L genes derived from wild-type viruses and SSPE brain tissues.

Virology - 20 Apr 1995

Komase K, Rima B K, Pardowitz I, Kunz C, Billeter M A, ter Meulen V, Baczko K

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The nucleotide sequences of the large protein (L) gene derived from two wild-type measles viruses (MV) and two SSPE brain-derived viruses have been determined. All sequences have single large open reading frames encoding 2183 amino acid residues. The deduced L proteins are well conserved and the proposed functional domains which have been identified for rhabdo- and paramyxoviruses are completely conserved in all...

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PMID: 7747453
DOI: 10.1006/viro.1995.1214

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