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Identification of mutations in a Sindbis virus variant able to establish persistent infection in BHK cells: the importance of a mutation in the nsP2 gene.

Virology - 3 Feb 1997

Dryga S A, Dryga O A, Schlesinger S

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Sindbis virus is a positive strand RNA virus that has provided a valuable model for studying virus structure and replication. It is also being developed as a vector for the expression of heterologous proteins. Many studies with this virus are carried out in cultured BHK cells where infection is u...

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PMID: 9024811
DOI: 10.1006/viro.1996.8364

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