Mapping RNA interactions to proteins in virions using CLIP-Seq.
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Summary
The procedures for RNA fragmentation, immunoprecipitation, and library construction in CLIP-Seq are optimized to map the interactions between the RNA and the capsid of a simple positive-strand RNA virus and show that distinct portions of the viral RNA contact the Capsid.
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- article
- Published
- 2015-01-01
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Keywords
RNA, Capsid, Immunoprecipitation, Computational biology, Chemistry
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