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Evidence for an autoprotease activity of Sindbis virus capsid protein

Aliperti et al., 1978

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16852842062228653229
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Aliperti G
Schlesinger M
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Virology

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Sindbis virus capsid protein is virtually the only product formed when viral 26 S RNA is added to a mouse Krebs ascites cell-free protein synthesis system. However, substitution of arginine and proline by the respective analogues canavanine and azetidine-2-carboxylate …
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