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Simian virus 40 agnoprotein facilitates perinuclear-nuclear localization of VP1, the major capsid protein.

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FIG. 1.deletionandvariousstrains Time courses of VP1 immunofluorescence. The cell lines shown were infected with the virus strains indicated and harvested at times after infection
FIG.(~~~~infecteddescribedpercentagep.i.).withmutantmutantnuclear 3. Time courses of appearance of VP1 in the nuclei of cells
FIG.4.themutants,representeddescribedagainstDuplicate Time courses of VP2 and VP3 immunofluorescence

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