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Two peas in a pod: retroviral RNA dimers organize Gag-RNA nanoclusters with novel biophysical properties

2025-06-11

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The continued effective control of retroviral infection will no doubt require the development of new clinical interventions targeting underexploited areas of retroviral biology such as genome selection and virion assembly. In our previous work, we demonstrated that both the Gag-psi (Ψ) interaction and genomic RNA (gRNA) dimerization each uniquely contribute to the formation, morphology, and stability of RSV Gag-vi...

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Literature Corpus work: 2cabf3ab-16e7-5d7b-ab9b-c79705b1b554
DOI: 10.1101/2025.06.09.658653

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