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ミュウンの白血病ウイルスの物理的相互作用とインフルーエンザウイルスの in vitro の相互作用

T E O'CONNOR, F J RAUSCHER

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |November 6, 1964
    PubMed
    まとめ

    研究者らは,インフルエンザウイルスとラウシャー白血病ウイルスが混ざると形成される新しいウイルス製品を発見しました. この製品は,鶏の赤血球によって吸収され,後に溶解され,ウイルスの相互作用の研究の可能性を示唆します.

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    実験実験室での研究インフルエンザのウイルスマウスの白血病ウイルス腫瘍遺伝ウイルスのウイルス組織培養 (Tissue Culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue Culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,組織培養 (Tissue culture) とは,ウイルスの培養

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