The human cytomegalovirus-encoded receptor US28 increases the activity of the major immediate-early promoter/enhancer (Q40322816)

19 September 2017

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The human cytomegalovirus-encoded receptor US28 increases the activity of the major immediate-early promoter/enhancer (English)

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Jasper M Boomker

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T Hauw The

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Lou F M H de Leij

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Martin C Harmsen

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31 January 2006

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118

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1-2

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196-200

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