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Diverse Gene Junctions of Respiratory Syncytial Virus Modulate the Efficiency of Transcription Termination and Respond Differently to M2-Mediated Antitermination
1999
Journal of Virology
The ability of the diverse gene junctions of respiratory syncytial (RS) virus to signal the termination of transcription was analyzed. Nine dicistronic subgenomic replicons of RS virus were constructed; each contained one of the RS virus gene junctions in its natural upstream and downstream sequence context. The RNA synthesis activities of these subgenomic replicons were analyzed in the absence and presence of the M2 protein, which we showed previously to function as a transcription
doi:10.1128/jvi.73.1.170-176.1999
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