Adaptation of tick-borne encephalitis virus from human brain to different cell cultures induces multiple genomic substitutions
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E. Protopopova | S. Konovalova | V. Loktev | A. Shvalov | V. Ternovoi | A. Gladysheva | E. P. Ponomareva | T. P. Mikryukova | E. V. Chausov
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