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| TextSentencer_T120 |
0-405 |
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The possibility that cryptic viral genomes are already present in the cells used to support virus growth raises difficulties in the interpretation of cell transformation and viral replication brought about by type C oncornaviruses, in particular when an attempt is made to discover the part played by RNA-dependent DNA polymerases (Baltimore, 1970; Temin andMizutani 1970) with respect to these processes. |
| TextSentencer_T120 |
0-405 |
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denotes |
The possibility that cryptic viral genomes are already present in the cells used to support virus growth raises difficulties in the interpretation of cell transformation and viral replication brought about by type C oncornaviruses, in particular when an attempt is made to discover the part played by RNA-dependent DNA polymerases (Baltimore, 1970; Temin andMizutani 1970) with respect to these processes. |
