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Combinations of long terminal repeat and tax protein substitutions influence bovine leukemia virus transmission through altered viral productivity
Bovine leukemia virus (BLV) infection imposes a substantial economic burden on the global cattle industry. Although proviral load (PVL) in blood influences transmission, the effects of viral genetic variations, including the high viral production-associated long terminal repeat (LTR) substitution at
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