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Betanodavirus B2 Is an RNA Interference Antagonist That Facilitates Intracellular Viral RNA Accumulation
13 Dec 2005
Abstract excerpt
Betanodaviruses are small positive-sense bipartite RNA viruses that infect a wide variety of fish species and are notorious for causing lethal outbreaks in juvenile fish hatcheries worldwide. The function of a small nonstructural protein, B2, encoded by the subgenomic RNA3 of betanodaviruses, has remained obscure. Greasy grouper nervous necrosis virus, a betanodavirus model, was used to develop a facile DNA-based...
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