Functional RNAs in Virology Special Issue
A Viruses Special Issue on functional RNAs in virology, covering structured RNAs, RNA-protein interactions, and RNA-based regulation in viral infection.
A Viruses Special Issue on functional RNAs in virology, covering structured RNAs, RNA-protein interactions, and RNA-based regulation in viral infection.
A comparative analysis of vsiRNA profiles across insect-specific flaviviruses reveals unusually strong 3' UTR-biased siRNA production that is independent of sfRNA formation.
Xinyang flavivirus defines a basal, likely tick-only orthoflavivirus clade and expands the comparative picture of vertebrate-independent flavivirus evolution.
This study examines evidence for a conserved G-quadruplex in the Zika virus 3' terminal region and discusses what the observed DDX17 interaction does, and does not, imply.
In this mini-review we discuss the concept of RNA structure conservation in viruses, using exoribonuclease-resistant RNAs from flaviviruses as prominent examples