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http://www.imeassoc.com/New_CDC_XMRV_sequences.html
IMEA
INTERNATIONAL ME ASSOCIATION
New CDC XMRV sequences
severely damage the
contamination hypothesis.
The sequences from a recent CDC
prostate cancer study have finally
appeared in the GenBank, some eight
weeks after publication in PLoS ONE.
A quick BLAST search reveals that these
sequences, together with the Lithuania
isolate S-162 (Accession number:
FR872816.1), severely damage the
contamination hypothesis due to the large
diversity shown by the HGRV variant
XMRV.
* Accession: HQ116790.1
* Accession: HM003612.1
* Accession: HM003611.1
* Accession: HM003610.1
* Accession: HM003609.1
* Accession: HM003608.1
29th June 2011
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