Cell type-specific induction of the major immediate early enhancer of human cytomegalovirus by cyclic AMP.
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B. Fleckenstein | T. Stamminger | H. Fickenscher | B Fleckenstein | H Fickenscher | T Stamminger | Helmut Fickenscher | Bernhard Fleckenstein
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