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Role of the PB2 627 domain in influenza A virus polymerase function
Benjamin E. Nilsson
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Aartjan J.W. te Velthuis
, Ervin Fodor
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Cap-binding
16%
Cap-dependent
16%
Cap-independent
16%
Cap-snatching
33%
Catalytic Function
16%
Cell nucleus
16%
Cellular Context
16%
Dinucleotide
16%
Endonuclease Domain
16%
Heterotrimeric
16%
High-resolution
16%
Highly Flexible
16%
Host Restriction
16%
Infected Cells
16%
Influenza Virus
100%
Influenza Virus RNA Polymerase
16%
PB2 627
100%
PB2 Subunit
33%
Polymerase
66%
Protruding Domain
16%
Recombinant
16%
Replication Intermediates
16%
RNA Genome
33%
Structural Information
16%
Structure-guided
16%
Transcription Initiation
16%
Truncation
16%
Viral Polymerase
16%
Viral RNA-dependent RNA Polymerase
16%
Virus Polymerase
100%
Virus RNA
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Endonuclease
16%
Host Range
16%
Influenza A Virus
100%
Influenza Virus
33%
Polymerase
100%
RNA
33%
RNA Polymerase
16%
RNA-dependent RNA Polymerase
16%
Transcription
33%
Transcription Initiation
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Dinucleotide
16%
Endonuclease
16%
Genomic RNA
16%