Vaccinia virus strain LC16m8 defective in the B5R gene keeps strong protection comparable to its parental strain Lister in immunodeficient mice (Q41515332)

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English	Vaccinia virus strain LC16m8 defective in the B5R gene keeps strong protection comparable to its parental strain Lister in immunodeficient mice	scientific article published on August 2015

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Vaccinia virus strain LC16m8 defective in the B5R gene keeps strong protection comparable to its parental strain Lister in immunodeficient mice (English)

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Hiroyuki Yokote

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Yasuhiko Shinmura

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Tomomi Kanehara

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Shinichi Maruno

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Masahiko Kuranaga

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Hajime Matsui

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