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Proposal for naming host cell-derived inserts in retrovirus genomes.

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Journal of Virology, 01 Dec 1981, 40(3):953-957
https://doi.org/10.1128/jvi.40.3.953-957.1981 PMID: 7321107 PMCID: PMC256709

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We propose a system for naming inserted sequences in transforming retroviruses (i.e., onc genes), based on using trivial names derived from a prototype strain of virus.

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Proposal for Naming Host Cell-Derived Inserts in Retrovirus Genomes †

John M. Coffin, Harold E. Varmus, J. Michael Bishop, Myron Essex, William D. Hardy, Jr., G. Steven Martin, Naomi E. Rosenberg, Edward M. Scolnick, Robert A. Weinberg, and Peter K. Vogt‡
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We propose a system for naming inserted sequences in transforming retroviruses (i.e., onc genes), based on using trivial names derived from a prototype strain of virus.

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