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Amino Acids Substitutions in Σ1 and Μ1 Outer Capsid Proteins of a Vero Cell-Adapted Mammalian Orthoreovirus Are Required for Optimal Virus Binding and Disassembly

Virus Research - Netherlands

doi 10.1016/j.virusres.2014.11.002

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January 1, 2015

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Véronique Sandekian

Guy Lemay

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Amino Acids Substitutions in Σ1 and Μ1 Outer Capsid Proteins of a Vero Cell-Adapted Mammalian Orthoreovirus Are Required for Optimal Virus Binding and Disassembly

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