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Cytopathogenicity of classical swine fever virus caused by defective interfering particles.

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FIG. 1. Northern blot analysis of RNA from PK15 cells infected with CSFVisolates Alfort, Alfort/M, ATCC, and Steiermark, respectively
TABLE 1. Inoculation of PK15 cells with material isolated fromindividual CSFV Alfort/M plaques with and withoutsuperinfection with noncp CSFV Alfort
FIG. 3. Results of transfection experiments. Total RNA from cells infectedwith different CSFV isolates was transfected into PK15 cells or CSFV Alfort-
FIG. 5. SDS-PAGE (12% gel) analysis of immunoprecipitates after meta-bolic labeling of PK15 cells infected with the viruses indicated on top

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