Baculovirus DNA Replication and Processing

Adam   L.   Vanarsdall; Victor   S.   Mikhailov; George   F.   Rohrmann

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In this report, factors involved in baculovirus DNA replication are reviewed. These include factors that are required for DNA synthesis, other factors that have been implicated in genome processing or packaging, and homologs of proteins that are involved in DNA replication or repair in other systems. Conservation of a number of these factors in all baculovirus genomes suggest that many of the observations for specific viral systems may apply to the most if not all members of the Baculoviridae.

Keywords: Baculovirus, DNA replication, DNA processing

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Title: Baculovirus DNA Replication and Processing

Volume: 8 Issue: 10

Author(s): Adam L. Vanarsdall, Victor S. Mikhailov and George F. Rohrmann

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Keywords: Baculovirus, DNA replication, DNA processing

Abstract: In this report, factors involved in baculovirus DNA replication are reviewed. These include factors that are required for DNA synthesis, other factors that have been implicated in genome processing or packaging, and homologs of proteins that are involved in DNA replication or repair in other systems. Conservation of a number of these factors in all baculovirus genomes suggest that many of the observations for specific viral systems may apply to the most if not all members of the Baculoviridae.

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Vanarsdall L. Adam, Mikhailov S. Victor and Rohrmann F. George, Baculovirus DNA Replication and Processing, Current Drug Targets 2007; 8 (10) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/138945007782151397

DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/138945007782151397	Print ISSN 1389-4501
Publisher Name Bentham Science Publisher	Online ISSN 1873-5592

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