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Herpes B Virus Utilizes Human Nectin-1 but Not HVEM or PILRα for Cell-Cell Fusion and Virus Entry

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TABLE 1 Plasmids generated for this study
FIG 1 Expression of gB, gD, and gH/L from BV and CeHV-2 on the cellsurface by CELISA and in whole-cell lysates by Western blotting
FIG 3 ICP0 transcripts in BV-infected cells. Vero E6, CHO-K1, and CHO cellsstably expressing human HVEM, nectin-1 (16), and PILR� were infected withBV at an MOI of 5
FIG 4 Cell fusion activities of BV, CeHV-2, and HSV-1 mediated by Africangreen monkey (AGM) HVEM
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