DC-SIGN as an attachment factor mediates Japanese encephalitis virus infection of human dendritic cells via interaction with a single high-mannose residue of viral E glycoprotein (Q38814903)

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English	DC-SIGN as an attachment factor mediates Japanese encephalitis virus infection of human dendritic cells via interaction with a single high-mannose residue of viral E glycoprotein	scientific article published on 26 November 2015

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DC-SIGN as an attachment factor mediates Japanese encephalitis virus infection of human dendritic cells via interaction with a single high-mannose residue of viral E glycoprotein (English)

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Ping Wang

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Kai Hu

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Sukun Luo

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Mudan Zhang

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Xu Deng

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Chang Li

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Wei Jin

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Bodan Hu

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Siyi He

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Mei Li

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Tao Du

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Gengfu Xiao

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Bo Zhang

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Yalan Liu

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