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Variation in the glycoprotein and VP35 genes of Marburg virus strains.

Virology - 5 Jan 1998

Sanchez A, Trappier S G, Ströher U, Nichol S T, Bowen M D, Feldmann H

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Marburg virus, the prototype of the family Filoviridae, differs genetically, serologically, and morphologically from Ebola viruses. To better define the genetic variation within the species, VP35 and glycoprotein (GP) genes of representative human isolates from four known episodes of Marburg virus hemorrhagic fever were analyzed. The percentage nucleotide differences in the GP gene coding regions of Marburg...

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PMID: 9448698
DOI: 10.1006/viro.1997.8902
PMCID: PMC7172989

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