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Identification of functional domains in the 14-kilodalton envelope protein (A27L) of vaccinia virus

Vázquez et al., 1999

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Vázquez M
Esteban M
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Journal of virology

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The mechanism of entry of vaccinia virus (VV) into cells is still a poorly understood process. A 14-kDa protein (encoded by the A27L gene) in the envelope of intracellular mature virus (IMV) has been implicated in virus-cell attachment, virus-cell fusion, and virus release from …
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