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Interactions between c-Jun, Nuclear Factor 1, and JC Virus Promoter Sequences: Implications for Viral Tropism

15 Oct 2006

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The infectious cycle of the human polyomavirus JC (JCV) is ultimately regulated in cellular nuclei at the level of viral protein expression and genomic replication. Such activity is prompted by interactions between variant nucleotide sequences within the JCV regulatory region (promoter) and cellular transcription factors that bind specific DNA consensus sites. In previous work we identified an NF-1 class member,...

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PMID: 16928756
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.01355-06

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