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Reverse mutation of the virulence-associated S2 gene does not cause an attenuated equine infectious anemia virus strain to revert to pathogenicity

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Reverse mutation of the virulence-associated S2 gene does not cause an attenuated equine infectious anemia virus strain to revert to pathogenicity (English)

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Xu Gao

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Cheng-Gang Jiang

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Xue-Feng Wang

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Yue-Zhi Lin

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Jian Ma

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Xiu-E Han

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Li-Ping Zhao

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Rong-Xian Shen

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Wen-Hua Xiang

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Jian-Hua Zhou

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