T and Tumour Antigens of Adenovirus Group C-infected and Transformed Cells

ONCOGENIC human adenoviruses are readily divisible into two chief subgroups: A (types 12, 18, 31), and B (types 3, 7, 14, 16, 21 and probably 11) based on similar biological and biophysical properties 1,2 . Recently, Freeman et al. 3 showed that adenovirus type 2, representative of a third subgroup...

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