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Radiation Inactivation of Vaccinia Virus

Radiation Research, 1961
Radiation inactivation of P/sup 3//sup 2/-labeled vaccinia virus indicates that the virus possesses one or two sites which are responsible for attachment to the host cell. The sensitive volume of the attachment site was found to correspond to a molecular weight of about 3 million.
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The structure of vaccinia virus

The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology, 1954
G. Eaves, T. H. Flewett
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Immunizing properties of hemagglutinating vaccinia virus and nonhemagglutinating vaccinia virus

Virology, 1958
William A. Cassel, Barbara Fater
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The Origins of Vaccinia Virus

Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1977
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PRENATAL INFECTION WITH VACCINIA VIRUS

Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1961
A. H. Ferguson, H. A. E. Van Tongeren, G. Wielenga, Th. G. Van Rijssel   +3 more
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Vaccinia virus vectors

1986
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Formolized vaccinia virus

The Journal of Pediatrics, 1940
A.J. Weil, A.J. Weil, H.H. Donnally
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Immunoelectrophoretic analysis of vaccinia virus

Virology, 1966
J. Tormo, A. Rodriguez-Burgos, R. Diaz, A. Chordi   +3 more
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Vaccinia virus metalloproteinase

2004
Chelsea M. Byrd, Tové C. Bolken, Dennis E. Hruby   +2 more
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Regulation Of Vaccinia Virus Transcription

Annual Review of Biochemistry, 1990
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