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Sendai virus gene start signals are not equivalent in reinitiation capacity: moderation at the fusion protein gene

Kato et al., 1999

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745117027736263473
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Kato A
Kiyotani K
Hasan M
Shioda T
Sakai Y
Yoshida T
Nagai Y
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Journal of virology

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In paramyxovirus transcription, viral RNA polymerase synthesizes each monocistronic mRNA by recognizing the gene start (S) and end (E) signals flanking each gene. These signal sequences are well conserved in the virus family; nevertheless, they do exhibit some …
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