The genes encoding the gCIII complex of human cytomegalovirus exist in highly diverse combinations in clinical isolates.
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The genes encoding the gCIII complex of human cytomegalovirus exist in highly diverse combinations in clinical isolates.
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Aimee Geissler
Amanda Chase
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Mark Winters
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10.1128/JVI.76.21.10841-10848.2002
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