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The visna virus Tat protein is a strong transcriptional activator and is necessary for efficient viral replication.
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The amino-terminal domain of SV40 large tumor antigen (TAg) is required for efficient viral DNA replication.
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Poliovirus 2A(pro) is required for the inhibition of host cell protein synthesis and efficient viral replication.
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The vesicular stomatitis virus G protein has been used to generate pseudotype retroviral particles to enable efficient viral infection.
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Collectively, these findings reveal a mechanism of HSV-1 evasion of the host immune response that enables efficient viral replication in vivo.
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It was shown that the N-glycan environment around well-defined disulphide bridges of gp120 is highly critical to allow efficient viral infection and transmission.
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This raised the possibility that the interaction between E1B-55K and E4orf6 was not required for efficient viral mRNA transport.
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The measles virus (MV) nonstructural C protein suppresses the interferon response, thereby allowing efficient viral growth, but its detailed mechanism has been unknown.
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We envision that this non-invasive, efficient viral eradication method will find applications in the disinfection of pharmaceuticals, biologicals and blood products in the near future.
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Selective adenoviral early gene expression, efficient viral replication, and oncolysis were observed in all tested cancer cells with more attenuated replication capacity in normal cells.
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Efficient viral gene-transfer from these scaffolds has previously been demonstrated.
