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Conserved phosphorylatable residues in motif G of positive-stranded virus RdRps regulate polymerase activity and suggest targets for drug design

2025-12-09

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RNA viruses rely on an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp) to replicate their genome. RdRps share a conserved core replicase structure described as a right hand within which RNA replication occurs. RNA polymerases contain a series of conserved motifs (A-G) that are essential for catalysis. Motif G, located at the RNA entry channel, guides the incoming RNA into the catalytic centre and and holds it in place during...

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172e27f4-051b-50e0-a7f2-886eedd480f0
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10.64898/2025.12.08.692995
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