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Sendai Virus Infection Induces Expression of Novel RNAs in Human Cells

2018-10-24

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Innate antiviral immune responses are driven by virus-induced changes in host gene expression. While much research on antiviral effectors has focused on virus-inducible mRNAs, recent genome-wide analyses have identified hundreds of novel target sites for virus-inducible transcription factors and RNA polymerase. These sites are beyond the known antiviral gene repertoire and their contribution to innate immune respo...

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10.1101/451369
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