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细胞NONO蛋白与病毒复制复合体结合,并促进正链RNA合成

Honggen Yuan1,2, Yun Luo1,2, Jiahui Zou1,2

  • 1State Key Laboratory of Agricultural Microbiology, Huazhong Agricultural University, Wuhan, China.

Journal of virology
|November 5, 2024
PubMed
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细胞蛋白NONO与日本脑炎病毒 (JEV) 复制复合体结合,促进了病毒RNA合成. 淘汰NONO显著减少JEV和寨卡病毒 (ZIKV) 复制,突出其在病毒扩散中的作用.

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3' UTR 的时间.这就是NONO NONO.RNA合成的RNA合成不对称复制的复制弗拉维病毒 (flavivirus) 是一种病毒.复制复杂复制复杂复制复杂复制复杂复制复杂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复制复制

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