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Relative Rates of Retroviral Reverse Transcriptase Template Switching during RNA- and DNA-Dependent DNA Synthesis

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FIG. 1. Structures of SNV-based retroviral vectors and experimental proto-col to determine the relative rates of direct repeat deletions during minus-strand
FIG. 2. Analysis of target cell clones for direct repeat deletions. (A) Loca-tions of primers used for PCR amplification and expected fragments after diges-
TABLE 2. PCR analysis of infected cell clones for deletions of direct repeats
TABLE 3. Effects of PPT and att deletion on viral titers
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