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Nfxv1 - NFS/N xenotropic virus 1

Mus musculus

This record was discontinued.

Hoggan, M.D. et al.

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Disease relevance of Nfxv1

These data suggest that Bxv-1, but not Nfxv-1, is a full-length xenotropic provirus that can be transcribed directly to produce infectious virus [1].

High impact information on Nfxv1

Unlike that of Bxv-1, the restriction map of Nfxv-1 does not resemble that of any known infectious xenotropic virus including xenotropic viruses isolated from NFS mice [1].

References

Nonecotropic murine leukemia viruses in BALB/c and NFS/N mice: characterization of the BALB/c Bxv-1 provirus and the single NFS endogenous xenotrope. Hoggan, M.D., O'Neill, R.R., Kozak, C.A. J. Virol. (1986) [Pubmed]

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