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Variants of Human Cytomegalovirus,erimental system. Logically any bacterial property indispensable for bacterial growth in the relevant compartment of the host, such as ability to grow at the temperature there prevalent, should be considered a virulence factor; we shall discuss such properties, as well as those commonly called virulence factors.

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