Structural changes in the SL5 and SL6 leader sequences of HIV-1 RNA following interactions with the viral mGag protein.
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Summary
The findings show that viral RNA structure is modified by interaction with proteins, and that NC may possess different chaperone activity in the context of the Gag precursor than in its mature form.
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- 2011-01-01
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Humanities, Political science, Art
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