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Translation efficiency determines differences in cellular infection among dengue virus type 2 strains

Edgil et al., 2003

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Edgil D
Diamond M
Holden K
Paranjape S
Harris E
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We have investigated the molecular basis for differences in the ability of natural variants of dengue virus type 2 (DEN2) to replicate in primary human cells. The rates of virus binding, virus entry, input strand translation, and RNA stability of low-passage Thai and Nicaraguan …
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