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December 1, 1992VirologyOpen Access

The rotavirus nonstructural protein, NS35, possesses RNA-binding activity in vitro and in vivo

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MKMaha D. KattouraUniversity of Miami LCLaura L. ClappUniversity of Miami JPJohn T. PattonNew Mexico State University

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Identifies rotavirus RNA-binding protein in infected cells; leaves open its role in replication and any clinical relevance.

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Kattoura et al. (1992) studied this question.

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