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Aura alphavirus subgenomic RNA is packaged into virions of two sizes

1 Mar 1995

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The alphavirus genome is 11.8 kb in size. During infection, a 4.2-kb subgenomic RNA is also produced. Most alphaviruses package only the genomic RNA into virions, which are enveloped particles with icosahedral symmetry, having a triangulation number (T) = 4. Aura virus, however, packages both the genomic RNA and the subgenomic RNA into virions. The genomic RNA is primarily packaged into a virion that has a...

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PMID: 7853512
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.69.3.1741-1746.1995

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