Sequence analysis and acute pathogenicity of molecularly cloned SIVSMM-PBj14.

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Published in Nature on June 14, 1990

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S Dewhurst1, J E Embretson, D C Anderson, J I Mullins, P N Fultz

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1: Harvard University, School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts 02115.

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