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Inverted Terminal Repeat

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2012
2012
A capillary electrophoresis sequencing method for the identification of mutations in the inverted terminal repeats of adeno-associated virus.
Inverted terminal repeat (ITR) integrity is critical for the replication, packaging, and transduction of recombinant adeno… 
2004
2004
Stable transduction of large DNA by high-capacity adeno-associated virus/adenovirus hybrid vectors.
2000
2000
Transposition of the Drosophila element mariner within the human malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum.
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1997
Highly Cited
1997
HSV/AAV hybrid amplicon vectors extend transgene expression in human glioma cells.
Novel hybrid vectors, which incorporate critical elements of both herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) amplicon vectors and adeno… 
1989
1989
Nuclear factor I represses the reverse-oriented transcription from the adenovirus type 5 DNA terminus.
1989
1989
Tissue-specific DNA binding of nuclear proteins that bind to the adenovirus inverted terminal repeat.
Adenovirus (Ad) DNA replication requires nuclear factor I (NFI), a cellular sequence-specific DNA binding protein which binds to… 
1988
1988
DNA sequences required for the initiation of adenovirus type 4 DNA replication in vitro.
1987
1987
Multiple reiteration of a 40-bp nucleotide sequence in the inverted terminal repeat of the genome of a canine adenovirus.
1986
1986
Viable viruses with deletions in the left inverted terminal repeat define the adenovirus origin of DNA replication.
A series of human adenovirus type 2 genomes with deletions in the left inverted terminal repeat (ITR) have been constructed… 
1983
1983
Structure and reversion of an adenovirus type 2 mutant containing a duplication of the left end of the genome at the right end.
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