A Lack of Consistent Amino Acid Substitutions in NSP4 between Rotaviruses Derived from Diarrheal and Asymptomatically-Infected Kittens

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概要

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• Center for Academic Pub. Japanの論文
• 2001-02-20

著者

• NAKAGOMI Osamu

  Department of Microbiology, Akita University School of Medicine

• Nakagomi O

  Akita Univ. School Of Medicine Akita Jpn

• Nakagomi Osamu

  Department Of Microbiology Akita University School Of Medicine

• NAKAGOMI Toyoko

  Department of Microbiology, Akita University School of Medicine

• OKA Toyonori

  Department of Microbiology, Akita Unviersity School of Medicine

• Oka Toyonori

  Department Of Microbiology Akita Unviersity School Of Medicine

• Nakagomi T

  Dep. Of Molecular Microbiology And Immunology Graduate School Of Biomedical Sciences And Global Cent

• Nakagomi Toyoko

  Department Of Microbiology Akita University School Of Medicine

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