An analysis of two open reading frames (ORF3 and ORF4) of rat hepatitis E virus genome using its infectious cDNA clones with mutations in ORF3 or ORF4.
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Mulyanto | T. Nishizawa | Tominari Kobayashi | S. Nagashima | Masaharu Takahashi | Suljid Jirintai | H. Okamoto | Tanggis | E. Hayama | S. Kunita | Takeshi Tanaka | Takashi Nishiyama
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