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A new method for reconstituting influenza polymerase and RNA in vitro: a study of the promoter elements for cRNA and vRNA synthesis in vitro and viral rescue in vivo.

Virology - 1 Jan 1992

Seong B L, Brownlee G G

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The influenza RNA polymerase is known to catalyse three distinct copying activities: (i) transcription of minus-sense virion RNA (vRNA) into mRNA, (ii) transcription of vRNA into full-length complementary RNA (cRNA), and (iii) transcription of cRNA to vRNA. Ever since the discovery of the conserved 13 and 12 long sequences at each end of all the influenza RNA segments, these have been good candidates for...

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PMID: 1727600
DOI: 10.1016/0042-6822(92)90079-5

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