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登革热病毒RNA复制酶复合物的结构

Takuo Osawa1, Mari Aoki1, Haruhiko Ehara1

  • 1Laboratory for Transcription Structural Biology, RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research, 1-7-22 Suehiro-cho, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama 230-0045, Japan.

Molecular cell
|July 21, 2023
PubMed
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登革热病毒 (DENV) 复制机制使用冷EM.被阐明. 结构揭示了病毒蛋白NS5和NS3如何与病毒RNA相互作用.

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它们是Flaviviridae.亚洲 亚洲 亚洲 亚洲 MTaseasease MTaseaseaseRdRpp 在线阅读低温电磁波冷却器 (Cryo-EM) 是一个非常好的方法.登革热:登革热是指登革热的一种疾病.螺旋酸的使用方法非结构性蛋白质是一种非结构性蛋白质.复制复杂的复制复杂的复制复杂的复制复杂的复制复杂的复制复杂的复制复杂的复制复杂的复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制复制

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