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  • Baculovirus molecular biology, 4th edition

    Creator:
    Rohrmann, George F.
    Abstract:
    This is the 4th edition of a book that was initiated with the annotation of the function of all the genes in the most commonly studied baculovirus, AcMNPV. It has been almost six years since I reviewed this literature. As a measure of the research that has occurred over this...
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    sabbatical by the university in the fall of 1974, and I spent it at Oregon State University because they had

  • Baculovirus molecular biology, 2nd Edition

    Creator:
    Rohrmann, George F.
    Abstract:
    This book is based on a project to completely annotate what is known about the function of the ~150 genes encoded by the genome of the most commonly investigated baculovirus, AcMNPV. Once the annotation was completed (summarized in Chapter 12), the material was organized into a series of chapters integrating...
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    sabbatical by the university in the fall of 1974, and I spent it at Oregon State University because they

  • Baculovirus molecular biology, 3rd edition

    Creator:
    Rohrmann, George F.
    Abstract:
    This is the third edition of a book that was initiated with the annotation of the function of all the genes in the most commonly studied baculovirus, AcMNPV. The second and third editions involved the update of this information and its integration into chapters covering the major processes central to...
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    sabbatical by the university in the fall of 1974, and I spent it at Oregon State University because they had