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HCV core residues critical for infectivity are also involved in core-NS5A complex formation

Gawlik et al., 2014

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9806998938632621435
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Gawlik K
Baugh J
Chatterji U
Lim P
Bobardt M
Gallay P
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PloS one

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Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is a major cause of liver disease. The molecular machinery of HCV assembly and particle release remains obscure. A better understanding of the assembly events might reveal new potential antiviral strategies. It was suggested that the …
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