A short peptide at the amino terminus of the Sendai virus C protein acts as an independent element that induces STAT1 instability

By: Garcin, DContributor(s): Iseni, F | Kolakofsky, D | Marq, J. B | Martin, SMaterial type: Text

TextReference number:PUB12388 In: Journal of Virology 78 (16), 8799-8811.

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