Capsid Structure of Simian Cytomegalovirus from Cryoelectron Microscopy: Evidence for Tegument Attachment Sites
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Alasdair C. Steven | Benes L. Trus | Naiqian Cheng | B. Trus | A. Steven | N. Cheng | W. Gibson | Wade Gibson
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