A novel retroviruslike family in mouse DNA (original) (raw)

Diverse long terminal repeats are associated with murine retroviruslike (VL30) elements

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Primer binding sites corresponding to several tRNA species are present in DNAs of different members of the same retrovirus-like gene family (VL30)

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A novel retroviruslike family in mouse DNA (original) (raw)

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