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Inhibition of human immunodeficiency virus replication by the herpes simplex virus virion host shutoff protein.

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FIG. 1. Construction of the pcDNA3-based effector plasmids. The name ofeach plasmid is indicated on the right
FIG. 2. Effect of vhswith 0.1CMV expression plasmids. pKOScmv contains wild-typepIwild-typeMAGI assay
TABLE 1. Expression of lacZ under the control of the HIV LTR
FIG. 5. Western blot of Vhs in transfected cells. HeLa cells were cotrans-fected with the plasmids indicated above the lanes and an HIV proviral clone

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