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Crucial role of the influenza virus NS2 (NEP) C-terminal domain in M1 binding and nuclear export of vRNP.

FEBS letters - 3 Jan 2011

Shimizu Teppei, Takizawa Naoki, Watanabe Ken, Nagata Kyosuke, Kobayashi Nobuyuki

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The influenza virus genome replicates in the host cell nucleus, and the progeny viral ribonucleoproteins (vRNPs) are exported to the cytoplasm prior to maturation. The influenza virus NS2 protein has a nuclear export signal (NES) and binds to M1. It is therefore postulated that vRNP is exported f...

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PMID: 21081124
DOI: 10.1016/j.febslet.2010.11.017

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