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    Cell
    |January 17, 1986
    PubMed
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    Sindbisウイルスの欠陥干渉 (DI) ゲノムを研究し,重要な規制配列を発見しました. 研究者は,DIゲノム複製とパッケージングに不可欠な特定の5'および3'端末配列を特定しました.

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