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Study of translation control by a RNA helicase A-responsive post-transcriptional control element in Retroviridae

Bolinger, 2008

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Mechanisms governing retrovirus translation are a topic of great interest and controversy. Motifs located within the untranslated region (UTR) of retroviral mRNA have established roles in virus replication, and a growing volume of literature is revealing a necessary role of …
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