CAP-RECOGNIZING PROTEIN OF INFLUENZA-VIRUS

[1] PHOTOAFFINITY LABELING OF 23 S RNA AT DONOR-SITE OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI RIBOSOME [J]. FEBS LETTERS, 1975, 56 (01) : 170 - 174

[2] BARTA A, 1977, METHOD ENZYMOL, V46, P676

[3] EFFECT OF 5'-TERMINAL STRUCTURE AND BASE COMPOSITION ON POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDE BINDING TO RIBOSOMES [J]. JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, 1976, 104 (03) : 637 - 658

[4] BOTH THE 7-METHYL AND THE 2'-O-METHYL GROUPS IN THE CAP OF MESSENGER-RNA STRONGLY INFLUENCE ITS ABILITY TO ACT AS PRIMER FOR INFLUENZA-VIRUS RNA-TRANSCRIPTION [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 1980, 77 (07): : 3952 - 3956

[5] CAP AND INTERNAL NUCLEOTIDES OF REOVIRUS MESSENGER-RNA PRIMERS ARE INCORPORATED INTO INFLUENZA VIRAL COMPLEMENTARY RNA DURING TRANSCRIPTION INVITRO [J]. JOURNAL OF VIROLOGY, 1979, 32 (03) : 895 - 904

[6] GLOBIN MESSENGER-RNAS ARE PRIMERS FOR TRANSCRIPTION OF INFLUENZA VIRAL-RNA INVITRO [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1978, 75 (10) : 4886 - 4890

[7] TRANSLATIONAL DISCRIMINATION OF CAPPED AND NON-CAPPED MESSENGER-RNAS - INHIBITION BY A SERIES OF CHEMICAL ANALOGS OF M7GPPPX [J]. FEBS LETTERS, 1976, 64 (02) : 326 - 331

[8] STRUCTURE OF THE HOST-DERIVED SEQUENCES PRESENT AT THE 5' ENDS OF INFLUENZA-VIRUS MESSENGER-RNA [J]. NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH, 1980, 8 (12) : 2591 - 2603

[9] NON-VIRAL OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AT THE 5' TERMINUS OF CYTOPLASMIC INFLUENZA VIRAL MESSENGER-RNA DEDUCED FROM CLONED COMPLETE GENOMIC SEQUENCES [J]. CELL, 1980, 21 (02) : 495 - 500

[10] OPTICAL STUDIES OF BASE-STACKING PROPERTIES OF 2'-0-METHYLATED DINUCLEOSIDE MONOPHOSPHATES [J]. JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, 1974, 86 (04) : 727 - 739

[1] PHOTOAFFINITY LABELING OF 23 S RNA AT DONOR-SITE OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI RIBOSOME [J]. FEBS LETTERS, 1975, 56 (01) : 170 - 174

[2] BARTA A, 1977, METHOD ENZYMOL, V46, P676

[3] EFFECT OF 5'-TERMINAL STRUCTURE AND BASE COMPOSITION ON POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDE BINDING TO RIBOSOMES [J]. JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, 1976, 104 (03) : 637 - 658

[4] BOTH THE 7-METHYL AND THE 2'-O-METHYL GROUPS IN THE CAP OF MESSENGER-RNA STRONGLY INFLUENCE ITS ABILITY TO ACT AS PRIMER FOR INFLUENZA-VIRUS RNA-TRANSCRIPTION [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 1980, 77 (07): : 3952 - 3956

[5] CAP AND INTERNAL NUCLEOTIDES OF REOVIRUS MESSENGER-RNA PRIMERS ARE INCORPORATED INTO INFLUENZA VIRAL COMPLEMENTARY RNA DURING TRANSCRIPTION INVITRO [J]. JOURNAL OF VIROLOGY, 1979, 32 (03) : 895 - 904

[6] GLOBIN MESSENGER-RNAS ARE PRIMERS FOR TRANSCRIPTION OF INFLUENZA VIRAL-RNA INVITRO [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1978, 75 (10) : 4886 - 4890

[7] TRANSLATIONAL DISCRIMINATION OF CAPPED AND NON-CAPPED MESSENGER-RNAS - INHIBITION BY A SERIES OF CHEMICAL ANALOGS OF M7GPPPX [J]. FEBS LETTERS, 1976, 64 (02) : 326 - 331

[8] STRUCTURE OF THE HOST-DERIVED SEQUENCES PRESENT AT THE 5' ENDS OF INFLUENZA-VIRUS MESSENGER-RNA [J]. NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH, 1980, 8 (12) : 2591 - 2603

[9] NON-VIRAL OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AT THE 5' TERMINUS OF CYTOPLASMIC INFLUENZA VIRAL MESSENGER-RNA DEDUCED FROM CLONED COMPLETE GENOMIC SEQUENCES [J]. CELL, 1980, 21 (02) : 495 - 500

[10] OPTICAL STUDIES OF BASE-STACKING PROPERTIES OF 2'-0-METHYLATED DINUCLEOSIDE MONOPHOSPHATES [J]. JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, 1974, 86 (04) : 727 - 739