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Coding capacity of a 35 percent fragment of the polyoma virus genome is sufficient to initiate and maintain cellular transformation.

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Published1980
Citations55
References32

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1974 • 207 citations

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1979 • 143 citations

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1977 • 139 citations

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1979 • 112 citations

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1979 • 110 citations

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1974 • 108 citations

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1980 • 73 citations

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