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Wayne L Gray

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Archives of Virology|June 9, 2012
The simian varicella virus ORF A is expressed in infected cells but is non-essential for replication in cell cultureWayne L Gray
Comparative Medicine|October 2, 2009
Simian varicella in old world monkeysWayne L Gray
Journal of Medical Virology|March 11, 2003
Pathogenesis of simian varicella virusWayne L Gray
Advances in Virology|July 12, 2013
Recombinant varicella-zoster virus vaccines as platforms for expression of foreign antigensWayne L Gray
Journal of Virological Methods|April 7, 2024
Insertion of foreign genes into the simian varicella virus genome by Tn7-mediated site-specific transpositionWayne L Gray
Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology|April 7, 2010
Simian varicella virus: molecular virologyWayne L Gray
Viruses|May 28, 2022
Comparative Analysis of the Simian Varicella Virus and Varicella Zoster Virus GenomesWayne L Gray
Reviews in Medical Virology|September 24, 2004
Simian varicella: a model for human varicella-zoster virus infectionsWayne L Gray
Journal of Virological Methods|July 27, 2005
A cosmid-based system for inserting mutations and foreign genes into the simian varicella virus genomeWayne L Gray, Ravi Mahalingam
Virology|June 9, 2007
The simian varicella virus genome contains an invertible 665 base pair terminal element that is absent in the varicella zoster virus genomeRavi Mahalingam, Wayne L Gray
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Archives of Virology|June 9, 2012
The simian varicella virus ORF A is expressed in infected cells but is non-essential for replication in cell cultureWayne L Gray
Comparative Medicine|October 2, 2009
Simian varicella in old world monkeysWayne L Gray
Journal of Medical Virology|March 11, 2003
Pathogenesis of simian varicella virusWayne L Gray
Advances in Virology|July 12, 2013
Recombinant varicella-zoster virus vaccines as platforms for expression of foreign antigensWayne L Gray
Journal of Virological Methods|April 7, 2024
Insertion of foreign genes into the simian varicella virus genome by Tn7-mediated site-specific transpositionWayne L Gray
Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology|April 7, 2010
Simian varicella virus: molecular virologyWayne L Gray
Viruses|May 28, 2022
Comparative Analysis of the Simian Varicella Virus and Varicella Zoster Virus GenomesWayne L Gray
Reviews in Medical Virology|September 24, 2004
Simian varicella: a model for human varicella-zoster virus infectionsWayne L Gray
Journal of Virological Methods|July 27, 2005
A cosmid-based system for inserting mutations and foreign genes into the simian varicella virus genomeWayne L Gray, Ravi Mahalingam
Virology|June 9, 2007
The simian varicella virus genome contains an invertible 665 base pair terminal element that is absent in the varicella zoster virus genomeRavi Mahalingam, Wayne L Gray
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