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Analysis of the function of cytoplasmic fibers formed by the rubella virus nonstructural replicase proteins.

Virology - 25 Oct 2010

Matthews Jason D, Tzeng Wen-Pin, Frey Teryl K

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The P150 and P90 replicase proteins of rubella virus (RUBV), a plus-strand RNA Togavirus, produce a unique cytoplasmic fiber network resembling microtubules. Pharmacological and mutagenic approaches were used to determine if these fibers functioned in virus replication. The pharmacological approach revealed that microtubules were required for fiber formation, but neither was necessary for virus replication....

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PMID: 20696450
DOI: 10.1016/j.virol.2010.07.025
PMCID: PMC2939240

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