A sodium-dependent neutral-amino-acid transporter mediates infections of feline and baboon endogenous retroviruses and simian type D retroviruses

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Simian Retroviruses 100%
• Betaretrovirus 95%
• Neutral Amino Acid Transport Systems 93%
• Endogenous Retroviruses 76%
• Papio 69%
• Felidae 64%
• Viruses 37%
• Infections 26%
• Puromycin 21%
• Cell Surface Receptors 17%
• Avian Reticuloendotheliosis Viruses 15%
• Viral Interference 13%
• Complementary DNA 13%
• Clone Cells 12%
• Galactosidases 12%
• Dominant Genes 11%
• Virus Receptors 10%
• NIH 3T3 Cells 10%
• Genes 9%
• Human Chromosomes 9%
• Macaca 8%
• Opportunistic Infections 8%
• Retroviridae 8%
• Cricetulus 8%
• Gene Library 8%
• Glutamine 8%
• Alanine 8%
• Northern Blotting 8%
• Immunosuppression 7%
• Libraries 7%
• Ovary 7%
• Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome 6%
• Fibroblasts 5%
• Amino Acids 5%
• RNA 5%
• T-Lymphocytes 4%
• Cell Line 4%
• Polymerase Chain Reaction 4%
• Proteins 2%

Agriculture & Biology

• Betaretrovirus 90%
• amino acid transporters 76%
• Retroviridae 67%
• Papio 66%
• cats 46%
• viruses 36%
• infection 29%
• receptors 28%
• puromycin 17%
• cells 11%
• Reticuloendotheliosis virus 10%
• retroviral vectors 10%
• clones 9%
• galactosidases 9%
• secondary infection 9%
• immunosuppression 8%
• dominant genes 8%
• reports (publications) 7%
• Macaca 7%
• Chinese hamsters 7%
• genes 7%
• crossover interference 7%
• glutamine 6%
• cDNA libraries 6%
• Northern blotting 6%
• alanine 6%
• T-lymphocytes 6%
• fibroblasts 6%
• cell lines 5%
• uptake mechanisms 4%
• RNA 4%
• chromosomes 4%
• loci 4%
• mice 4%
• amino acids 3%
• tissues 3%
• proteins 2%