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Restriction of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 production in a human astrocytoma cell line is associated with a cellular block in Rev function.

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FIG. 1. Recovery of replication-competent virus from chronically HIV-1-infected astrocytoma cell line TH4-7-5 by cocultivation with myelomonocytic
FIG. 4. Analysis of rev1 and 4A (SJ1.4A-S) or 1 and 4B (SJ1.4B-S) and the rev1-A primer
TABLE 1. Transfection of chronically HIV-1-infected astrocytoma cell line TH4-7-5 and HeLa cells containing Rev-defectiveprovirus HXB2/fB with Rev expression plasmid pBsrev
TABLE 2. Rev-mediated Gag induction in two different cell lines

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