Growth characteristics and protein profiles of prototype and wild-type rat coronavirus isolates grown in a cloned subline of mouse fibroblasts (L2p. 176 cells)

Author： Gaertner D.J.   Compton S.R.   Winograd D.F.   Smith A.L.  

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 0168-1702

Source： Virus Research, Vol.41, Iss.1, 1996-03, pp. : 55-68

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