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March 25, 1988Science

The DNA-Binding Properties of the Major Regulatory Protein α4 of Herpes Simplex Viruses

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NMNancy MichaelUniversity of Notre DameDSDavid J. SpectorUniversity of California, San DiegoPMP Mavromara-NazosPasteur Hellenic Institute

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