Oligo-2',5'-adenylate synthetase activity in K562 cell lines persistently infected with measles or mumps virus.
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T. Yamashita | S. Ishida | K. Fujinaga | N. Fujii | K. Oguma | K. Kimura | T. Yashiki
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