Bracoviruses Contain a Large Multigene Family Coding for Protein Tyrosine Phosphatases
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L. Cattolico | E. Huguet | J. Drezen | E. Espagne | P. Falabella | F. Pennacchio | C. Malva | J. Olszewski | P. Varricchio | B. Provost | M. Poirié | E. Arana | R. La Scaleia
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