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Impact of viral telomeric repeat sequences on herpesvirus vector vaccine integration and persistence

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By Caroline Denesvre, Yu You, Freie Universität Berlin, Sylvie Remy, PLOS Pathogens
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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article ? This is an uncorrected proof. Citation: Denesvre C, You Y, Rémy S, Vychodil T, Courvoisier K, Penzes Z, et al. (2024) Impact of viral telomeric repeat sequences on herpesvirus vector vaccine integration and persistence. PLoS Pathog 20(5): e1012261. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.ppat.1012261 Editor: Robert F.
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The Tegument Protein pUL47 of Marek’s Disease Virus Is Necessary for Horizontal Transmission and Is Important for Expression of Glycoprotein gC

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By Stephen Spatz, Caroline Denesvre, David Pasdeloup, Felicia Goodrum
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Pathogenesis and Immunity Aurélien Chuard, Katia Courvoisier-Guyader, Sylvie Rémy, Stephen Spatz, Caroline Denesvre, David Pasdeloup Felicia Goodrum, Editor DOI: 10.1128/JVI.01645-20 ABSTRACT Viral tropism and transmission of herpesviruses are best studied in their natural host for maximal biological relevance. In the case of alphaherpesviruses, few reports have focused on those aspects, primarily because of the few animal models available as natural hosts that are compatible with such studies.
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The tegument protein pUL47 of Marek's Disease Virus is necessary for horizontal transmission and is important for expression of glycoprotein gC

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By Stephen Spatz, Caroline Denesvre, David Pasdeloup
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Pathogenesis and Immunity Aurélien Chuard, Katia Courvoisier-Guyader, Sylvie Rémy, Stephen Spatz, Caroline Denesvre, David Pasdeloup DOI: 10.1128/JVI.01645-20 ABSTRACT Viral tropism and transmission of Herpesviruses are best studied in their natural host for maximal biological relevance. In the case of α-herpesviruses, few reports have focused on those aspects, primarily because of the few animal models available as natural hosts that are compatible with such studies.
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