Definition of the modular organization of the HTLV envelope SU glycoprotein and tools to study HTLV Env-mediated cellular receptor recognition, fusion, syncytium formation, infection, and physiology.

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Definition of the modular organization of the HTLV envelope SU glycoprotein and tools to study HTLV Env-mediated cellular receptor recognition, fusion, syncytium formation, infection, and physiology.

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Kim, F. J. | Manel, N. | Garrido, E. N. | Battini, J. | Sitbon, Marc

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