Amino acid at position 95 of the matrix protein is a cytopathic determinant of rabies virus (Q39964925)

16 September 2017

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Amino acid at position 95 of the matrix protein is a cytopathic determinant of rabies virus (English)

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rabies virus

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Yuki Ito

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Tetsuo Mita

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Kenta Shimizu

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Naoto Ito

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Kentaro Yamada

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Makoto Sugiyama

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Nobuyuki Minamoto

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publication date

18 June 2008

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volume

137

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issue

1

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page(s)

33-39

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Association of the nucleocapsid protein N of vesicular stomatitis virus with phospholipids vesicles containing the matrix protein M

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Rabies virus infects mouse and human lymphocytes and induces apoptosis.

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10.1016/J.VIRUSRES.2008.05.011

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