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Affinities of packaging domain loops in HIV-1 RNA for the nucleocapsid protein

Shubsda et al., 2002

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16603729109248531882
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Shubsda M
Paoletti A
Hudson B
Borer P
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Biochemistry

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To design anti-nucleocapsid drugs, it is useful to know the affinities the protein has for its natural substrates under physiological conditions. Dissociation equilibrium constants are reported for seven RNA stem-loops bound to the mature HIV-1 nucleocapsid protein, NCp7 …
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