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Cell Cycle Requirements for Transduction by Foamy Virus Vectors Compared to Those of Oncovirus and Lentivirus Vectors

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FIG. 1. Retroviral vectors used in this study. All vectors are shownin their integrated proviral form with the locations of LTRs, packaging
TABLE 1. Transduction of G1/S and G2 arrested human fibroblastsand CD34� cellsa
FIG. 3. Transduction by FV vectors occurs only in cells that haveundergone DNA synthesis
FIG. 5. A partial cell cycle that includes mitosis but lacks S phase issufficient for transduction by FV vectors
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