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September 1, 2000Genome ResearchOpen Access

Poised for Contagion: Evolutionary Origins of the Infectious Abilities of Invertebrate Retroviruses

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HMHarmit S. MalikCape Town HVTN Immunology Laboratory / Hutchinson Centre Research Institute of South AfricaSHSteven HenikoffPasadena City CollegeTEThomas H. EickbushHoward Hughes Medical Institute

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