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Keywords: Defective interfering particles
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Intervirology
Intervirology (1984) 21 (2): 77–86.
Published Online: 24 July 2008
... or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Canine distemper virus Defective interfering particles Persistent infection Intervirology 21: 77-86 (1984) dh 1984 S. Kargcr A G. Basel 0300-5526/84/0212-0077S2.75/0 Mechanism...
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Intervirology
Intervirology (1983) 20 (2-3): 108–113.
Published Online: 24 July 2008
... passages at high multiplicity, two major classes of virus particles were produced, one band at 1.19 g/ml and another at 1.16 g/ml. Particles at 1.16 g/ml were noninfectious. Our results suggest that during the replication of Marituba virus at high MOI a population of defective interfering particles...
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Intervirology (2003) 46 (3): 190–198.
Published Online: 18 July 2003
...Mirza Romero Valdovinos; Beatríz Gómez Defective interfering particles (DIP) have frequently been advanced to explain the persistence of virus in vitro. However, DIP involvement in the establishment of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) persistence in cell lines has not been documented. We report...
