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Details on Person The C-terminal 50 amino acid residues of dengue NS3 protein are important for NS3-NS5 interaction and viral replication
| Class:Id | LiteratureReference:9946475 |
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| _displayName | The C-terminal 50 amino acid residues of dengue NS3 protein are important for NS3-NS5 interaction and viral replication |
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| _timestamp | 2025-04-25 08:59:26 |
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| author | [Person:9946492] Tay, Moon Y F
[Person:9946479] Saw, Wuan Geok
[Person:9946463] Zhao, Yongqian
[Person:9946494] Chan, Kitti W K
[Person:9925589] Singh, Daljit
[Person:9946469] Chong, Yuwen
[Person:5690430] Forwood, Jade K
[Person:9945242] Ooi, Eng Eong
[Person:9946486] Grüber, Gerhard
[Person:9684043] Lescar, Julien
[Person:9919051] Luo, Dahai
[Person:9919039] Vasudevan, Subhash G |
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| created | [InstanceEdit:9946476] Stephan, Ralf, 2025-04-25 |
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| journal | J Biol Chem |
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| pages | 2379-94 |
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| pubMedIdentifier | 25488659 |
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| title | The C-terminal 50 amino acid residues of dengue NS3 protein are important for NS3-NS5 interaction and viral replication |
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| volume | 290 |
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| year | 2015 |
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| (literatureReference) | [BlackBoxEvent:9922957] NS3 melts (+)-RNA secondary structures [Homo sapiens]
[BlackBoxEvent:9923073] NS3 unwinds dsRNA secondary structures [Homo sapiens] |
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