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Reasons for Family Refusal of Ocular Tissue Donation by Hermann, K.C, Pagnussato, F, Franke, C.A, de Oliveira, M.L.B

“…Abstract Introduction Corneal donations do not fill the transplant demand. The waiting list had 5512 individuals in Brazil and 143 in Rio Grande do Sul in…”
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Expression and single-step purification of enzymatically active vaccinia virus thymidine kinase containing an engineered oligohistidine domain by immobilized metal affinity chromatography by Franke, C A, Hruby, D E

“…A method has been developed for the controlled expression in Escherichia coli and rapid purification of an enzymatically active vaccinia virus (VV) thymidine…”
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Immunisation of cattle with a recombinant togavirus-vaccinia virus strain by Franke, C A, Berry, E S, Smith, A W, Hruby, D E

“…Genetic engineering techniques have been used to construct a vaccinia virus recombinant which contains and expresses togavirus (Sindbis) genetic information…”
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Identification of an intragenic integration site for foreign gene expression in recombinant Streptococcus gordonii strains by BOLKEN, Tove C, FRANKE, Christine A, ZELLER, Gloria O, HRUBY, Dennis E

“…A new intragenic chromosomal integration site within the lacG gene of the lac operon has been identified in Streptococcus gordonii for use in the expression of…”
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Proteolytic maturation of vaccinia virus core proteins: identification of a conserved motif at the N termini of the 4b and 25K virion proteins by VanSlyke, J.K, Franke, C.A, Hruby, D.E

“…Three structural proteins (4a, 4b and 25K) located within the virion core of vaccinia virus are cleavage products of precursor polypeptides (P4a, P4b and P25K)…”
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An NH2-terminal peptide from the vaccinia virus L1R protein directs the myristylation and virion envelope localization of a heterologous fusion protein by RAVANELLO, M. P, FRANKE, C. A, HRUBY, D. E

“…The vaccinia virus L1R gene product is a late protein destined for insertion into the envelope of intracellular virus particles. Because this protein is…”
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Expression of recombinant vaccinia virus-derived alphavirus proteins in mosquito cells by Franke, C.A, Hruby, D.E

“…Center for Gene Research, Department of Microbiology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331-3804, U.S.A. A recombinant vaccinia virus strain which…”
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