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    Svensson L, Dormitzer PR, von Bonsdorff CH, Maunula L, Greenberg HB.
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  • 26. Ultrastructural localization of rotavirus antigens using colloidal gold.
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  • 28. Rotavirus morphogenesis: domains in the major inner capsid protein essential for binding to single-shelled particles and for trimerization.
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  • 29. A hypothesis about the mechanism of assembly of double-shelled rotavirus particles.
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    Superti F, Amici C, Tinari A, Donelli G, Santoro MG.
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    Superti F, Tinari A, Baldassarri L, Donelli G.
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  • 34. Ultrastructural changes in small intestinal epithelium of neonatal pigs infected with pig rotavirus.
    Pearson GR, McNulty MS.
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    Ahmadian S, Shahrabadi MS.
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  • 37. Intracellular localization of rotaviral proteins.
    Richardson SC, Mercer LE, Sonza S, Holmes IH.
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    Borchers K, Ozel M.
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