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Comparative analysis of HSV-1 temperature mutants proteins and their reactivity.

Acta microbiologica Polonica - 1 Jan 1996

Litwińska B, Biesiadecka A, Gut W, Kańtoch M

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Protein's characteristic of temperature sensitive (ts 28 degrees C) and temperature resistant (tr 39 degrees C) mutants and native HSV-1 strain was performed. Electrophoretic and Western-blott analysis of virus proteins and their reactivity tested by immunoenzymatic staining was the main subject of the presented paper. There were found no significant differences in the protein structure between native strain and...

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