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The CRM1-dependent NES257−266 motif in the matrix protein: another factor influencing Newcastle disease virus propagation and virulence

1 Jul 2025

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Abstract As an important structural protein of Newcastle disease virus (NDV), the M protein plays a crucial role in the assembly and budding of the virus. In previous reports, we confirmed the existence of a classical nuclear export signal (NES) sequence on the M protein (i.e., amino acids 257 to 266), which plays an important role in the nuclear export of the protein. In this study, we found that the NES257−266...

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PMID: 40598613
DOI: 10.1186/s13567-025-01552-6

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