The study demonstrates that chimeric Theiler's viruses can have virion assembly defects that complicate the mapping of neurovirulence determinants, highlighting the importance of assessing in vitro growth characteristics.
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May confound neurovirulence mapping due to assembly defects; leaves open precise capsid determinants pending in vitro validation.
Pritchard et al. (1993) studied this question.
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