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Parvovirus replication.

1990-01-01

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The members of the family Parvoviridae are among the smallest of the DNA viruses, with a linear single-stranded genome of about 5 kilobases. Currently the family is divided into three genera, two of which contain viruses of vertebrates and a third containing insect viruses. This review concentrates on the vertebrate viruses, with emphasis on recent advances in our insights into the molecular biology of viral repli...

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Literature Corpus work: bec9dd33-0a3c-56a2-bf16-89b63bc447d2
DOI: 10.1128/mmbr.54.3.316-329.1990

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