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Non-AUG-Initiated Internal Translation of the L* Protein of Theiler's Virus and Importance of This Protein for Viral Persistence

4 Oct 2002

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Theiler's virus is a neurotropic murine picornavirus which, depending on the strain, causes either acute encephalitis or persistent demyelinating disease. Persistent strains of Theiler's virus (such as DA) produce an 18-kDa protein called L* from an open reading frame overlapping that encoding the viral polyprotein. Neurovirulent strains (such as GDVII) are thought not to produce the L* protein, as the...

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PMID: 12368308
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.76.21.10665-10673.2002

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