When Robert Atchison and his colleagues at the University of Pittsburgh first stumbled across adeno-associated viruses (AAV) in 1965, they initially supposed they were merely defective byproducts ...
They infected Sf9 cell lines — derived from the fall armyworm — with three different baculoviruses: two containing essential genes for AAV particle production (rep and cap), and one containing ...
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