3. Virus half-life in different cells Stevenson, Nature Med 9, 2003, 853-860 HIV 2008 3.
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5. Viral replication in host cells Stevenson, Nature Med 9, 2003, 853-860 HIV 2008 3. Interleukine stimulation of G 0 -cells?
6. Cellular factors influencing viral replication Stevenson, Nature Med 9, 2003, 853-860 HIV 2008 3. Several steps only in active cells
7. Cellular factors influencing viral replication Stevenson, Nature Med 9, 2003, 853-860 HIV 2008 3. NFAT Several steps only in active cells
8. Cellular factors influencing viral replication Stevenson, Nature Med 9, 2003, 853-860 HIV 2008 3. APOBEC3G NFAT Several steps only in active cells
9. Cellular factors influencing viral replication Stevenson, Nature Med 9, 2003, 853-860 HIV 2008 3. APOBEC3G NFAT Cyclin-T Several steps only in active cells
10. Cellular factors influencing viral replication Stevenson, Nature Med 9, 2003, 853-860 HIV 2008 3. APOBEC3G NFAT Cyclin-T HSP68 Several steps only in active cells
11. Identification of host proteins required for HIV infection Brass et al., Sciencexpress, Jan 10, 2008 HIV 2008 3. Inserted 170108
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