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Baculovirus DNA Replication

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The Baculoviruses

Part of the book series: The Viruses ((VIRS))

Abstract

Baculovirus replication initiates a cascade of gene expression that ultimately results in the production of progeny virus. This cascade is regulated at different points during the replication cycle: early gene expression is regulated by the interaction of cis-acting elements, viral trans-acting factors, and host factors (see Chapter 6, this volume), and late/very late gene expression is regulated by a combination of viral DNA replication, cis-acting elements as well as early and late viral factors (see Chapter 8, this volume).

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