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Potential replication of recombinant baculoviruses in nontarget insect species: reporter gene products as indicators of infection

Huang et al., 1997

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5729919547806807098
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Huang X
Davis T
Hughes P
Wood A
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Journal of Invertebrate Pathology

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The assessment of environmental risks associated with genetically engineered baculovirus pesticides depends on an accurate knowledge of the host range of each virus. However, studies of baculovirus host ranges based solely on symptomology may misidentify as …
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