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Analysis of a restriction endonuclease map for a rabbit papillomavirus DNA

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A restriction endonuclease map was constructed for rabbit papillomavirus DNA. Analysis of the viral genome by cleavage with specific endonucleases, when compared with bovine papillomavirus types 1 and 2 genome maps, revealed similarities among the three genomes. A number of cleavage sites and their relative order on each genome were found to be conserved.

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Murphy, M.F., Potter, H.L., Abraham, J.M. et al. Analysis of a restriction endonuclease map for a rabbit papillomavirus DNA. Current Microbiology 5, 349–352 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01566747

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