Subversion of Cytokine Networks by Viruses

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Origin of Ecdysosteroid UDP-glycosyltransferases of Baculoviruses through Horizontal Gene Transfer from Lepidoptera.Therapeutic potential of adenovirus as a vaccine vector for chronic virus infections.A hallmark of balancing selection is present at the promoter region of interleukin 10.

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Chris Upton

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Erika M. Wall

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Jing-Xin Cao

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10.3109/08830189809084490

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