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The QP509L and Q706L superfamily II RNA helicases of African swine fever virus are required for viral replication, having non-redundant activities

1 Jan 2019

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African swine fever virus is complex DNA virus that infects pigs with mortality rates up to 100% leading to devastating socioeconomic effected in the affected countries. There is neither a vaccine nor a treatment to control ASF. African swine fever virus genome encodes two putative SF2 RNA helicases (QP509L and Q706L). In the present study, we found that these two RNA helicases do not share a common ancestral...

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PMID: 30866783
DOI: 10.1080/22221751.2019.1578624

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