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December 2, 1985FEBS LettersOpen Access

Fusion of Sendai virions with phosphatidylcholine‐cholesterol liposomes reflects the viral activity required for fusion with biological membranes

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VCVitaly CitovskyState University of New YorkRBRobert BlumenthalUniversity of ToledoALAbraham LoyterHebrew University of Jerusalem

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