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Rubella Virus Capsid Associates with Host Cell Protein p32 and Localizes to Mitochondria
15 Jun 2000
Abstract excerpt
Togavirus nucleocapsids have a characteristic icosahedral structure and are composed of multiple copies of a capsid protein complexed with genomic RNA. The assembly of rubella virus nucleocapsids is unique among togaviruses in that the process occurs late in virus assembly and in association with intracellular membranes. The goal of this study was to identify host cell proteins which may be involved in regulating...
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