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Glycosylation of CM2 is important for efficient replication of influenza C virus.

Virology - 10 Nov 2012

Okuwa Takako, Muraki Yasushi, Himeda Toshiki, Ohara Yoshiro

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CM2 is the second membrane protein of influenza C virus and possesses a conserved motif for N-glycosylation. To investigate the role(s) of CM2 glycosylation in the virus replication, we generated rN11A, a recombinant influenza C virus lacking the glycosylation site. The rN11A virus grew less effi...

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PMID: 22921534
DOI: 10.1016/j.virol.2012.08.010

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