Cell
Volume 18, Issue 3, November 1979, Pages 749-757
A specific internal RNA polymerase recognition site of VSV RNA is involved in the generation of DI particles
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2012, Acta TropicaCitation Excerpt :An alternative model for multiple entry sites was also proposed that describes multiple independent initiations at each gene promoter. Experimental support for this model was gathered when an internal polymerase entry site was described to explain VSV-DI particle synthesis (Schubert et al., 1979). Furthermore, a mutant version of polymerase was shown to be able to mediate internal entry at the beginning of N gene in vitro (Chuang and Perrault, 1997).
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