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Tertiary Structures of Haseki Tick Virus Nonstructural Proteins Are Similar to Those of Orthoflaviviruses

2024-12-03

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A large number of novel viruses potentially pathogenic for humans are discovered currently. Studying many of them by classical methods of virology is difficult due to the absence of a live viral particles or a sufficient amount of its genetic material. In this case, the use of modern methods of bioinformatics, synthetic and structural biology can help. Haseki tick virus (HSTV) is a recently discovered tick-borne u...

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10.20944/preprints202412.0193.v1
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