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Paramyxovirus RNA editing and the requirement for hexamer genome length.

RNA (New York, N.Y.) - 1 Oct 1996

Hausmann S, Jacques J P, Kolakofsky D

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Paramyxoviruses cotranscriptionally edit their P gene mRNA by the programmed insertion of G residues into a short G run contained within a larger purine run, via pseudo-templated transcription. The templates for paramyxovirus transcription are genome nucleocapsids in which each nucleoprotein subunit is associated with 6 nt, and only genomes whose lengths are multiples of 6 are found naturally or are replicated...

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