Insect virus vector with broadened host range
A novel viral expression vector is employed in the expression of exogenous genes in "non-permissive" hosts. Exogenous genes under the control of a promoter which promotes expression in "non-permissive" hosts are thus used to expand the host range of the virus thus allowing production of polypeptides, including polypeptides which are toxic to the target host.
University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.
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Lois K.
Miller