Palgrave, C.J., Gilmour, L., Lowden, S., Simon, G., Martha, L., Mellencamp, A. and Whitelaw, C.A. (2011) Pathogenesis Potential Role in African Swine Fever Underlies Differences in NF-kB Activity A Species-Specific Variation in RELA. Journal of Virology, 85, 6008. - References

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Palgrave, C.J., Gilmour, L., Lowden, S., Simon, G., Martha, L., Mellencamp, A. and Whitelaw, C.A. (2011) Pathogenesis Potential Role in African Swine Fever Underlies Differences in NF-kB Activity: A Species-Specific Variation in RELA. Journal of Virology, 85, 6008.
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