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Nonpermissive infection of L cells by an avian reovirus: restricted transcription of the viral genome
1976
Journal of Virology
Avian reovirus multiplies in chicken embryo fibroblasts. Although the avian virus adsorbs to L cells and is uncoated therein, it does not multiply. In the nonpermissive infection of L cells with the avian reovirus only four of the genomic segments of the viral genome are transcribed, L" M3, S3, and S4, and these are the same segments that have been designated previously as early functions in the permissive infection of L cells with type 3 reovirus. When L cells are co-infected with avian
doi:10.1128/jvi.19.3.977-984.1976
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