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Cytopathogenicity of classical swine fever virus caused by defective interfering particles

Meyers et al., 1995

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Meyers G
Thiel H
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Journal of virology

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For three independent cytopathogenic isolates of classical swine fever virus, defective RNAs were found in infected cells in addition to full-length viral genomes. These RNAs represent the genomes of typical defective interfering (DI) particles because of strict dependence on a …
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