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- adjective Having
multiple mutations
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Examples of such genes include thymidine kinase (deleted in thymidine kinase defective virus), and the neurovirulence genes ICP34. 5 and ICP6 (both deleted in the multimutated virus called G207).
Scientific Blogging jenwong 2010
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Examples of such genes include thymidine kinase (deleted in thymidine kinase defective virus), and the neurovirulence genes ICP34. 5 and ICP6 (both deleted in the multimutated virus called G207).
Scientific Blogging jenwong 2010
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Examples of such genes include thymidine kinase (deleted in thymidine kinase defective virus), and the neurovirulence genes ICP34. 5 and ICP6 (both deleted in the multimutated virus called G207).
Scientific Blogging jenwong 2010
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Examples of such genes include thymidine kinase (deleted in thymidine kinase defective virus), and the neurovirulence genes ICP34. 5 and ICP6 (both deleted in the multimutated virus called G207).
Scientific Blogging jenwong 2010
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