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A triplex PCR method to detect gene insertion for the distinction of African swine fever virus wild-type versus deletion strains

2022-04-12

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To date, there is no effective vaccine or antiviral therapy available to prevent or treat African swine fever virus (ASFV) infections. ASFV gene deletion strains have been proposed as promising anti-ASFV vaccine candidates. In recent years, most ASFV gene deletion strains worldwide have been recombinant strains expressing EGFP or mCherry as markers. However, a method for their wide range detection is still lacki...

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e8884337-623f-5f11-92a4-ca9fc91a6e4d
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10.22541/au.164978105.59444017/v1
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