Структурно-функциональный анализ гена LMP1 вируса Эпштейна-Барр у больных раком носоглотки
Диссертация
Практическое значение полученных результатов состоит в том, что были выявлены определенные генетические отличия между изолятами LMP1 из опухолевой ткани больных нРНГ и периферической крови здоровых лиц. Среди этих генетических'1 изменений присутствуют делеции различного размера, дополнительные «вставки», а также разнообразные точечные замены аминокислот во всех функциональных доменах гена LMP1… Читать ещё >
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