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鳥類サルコマウイルスのプロウイルスは,末端に冗長性があり,統合されていない線形DNAと併存し,多くの部位に統合されています

S H Hughes, P R Shank, D H Spector

    Cell
    |December 1, 1978
    PubMed
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    鳥肉腫ウイルス (ASV) のプロウイルスのDNAは,宿主DNAの様々な場所に統合され,一部のプロウイルスは構造的異常または欠損を示します. この研究は,ASVの統合パターンとプロバイラルDNA構造を明らかにします.

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