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Makoto Takeda
Department of VirologyIII, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan
2 protocols
Yoshio Mori
Department of VirologyIII, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan, Japan,
1 protocol
Masafumi Sakata
Department of VirologyIII, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan, Japan,
1 protocol
Noriyuki Otsuki
Department of VirologyIII, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan
2 protocols
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Kiyoko Okamoto
Department of VirologyIII, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan, Japan,
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Analysis of the Effect of Sphingomyelinase on Rubella Virus Infectivity in Two Cell Lines
Authors:
Noriyuki Otsuki
,
Masafumi Sakata
,
Yoshio Mori
,
Kiyoko Okamoto
and
Makoto Takeda
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09/05/2018,
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Rubella is a mildly contagious disease characterized by low-grade fever and a morbilliform rash caused by the rubella virus (RuV). Viruses often use cellular phospholipids for infection. We studied the roles of cellular sphingomyelin in RuV ...
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