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Probing the RNA binding surface of the HIV-1 nucleocapsid protein by site-directed mutagenesis

Ouyang et al., 2013

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17763601688919914888
Author
Ouyang W
Okaine S
McPike M
Lin Y
Borer P
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Biochemistry

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The highly conserved nucleocapsid protein domain in HIV-1 recognizes and binds SL3 in genomic RNA. In this work, we used the structure of the NCp7–SL3 RNA complex to guide the construction of 16 NCp7 mutants to probe the RNA binding surface of the protein [De …
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