HCV IRES manipulates the ribosome to promote the switch from translation initiation to elongation
10.1038/nsmb.2465
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Filbin, M. E., Vollmar, B. S., Shi, D., Gonen, T., & Kieft, J. S. (2012). HCV IRES manipulates the ribosome to promote the switch from translation initiation to elongation. Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, 20(2), 150–158.

Authors 5
  1. Megan E Filbin (first)
  2. Breanna S Vollmar (additional)
  3. Dan Shi (additional)
  4. Tamir Gonen (additional)
  5. Jeffrey S Kieft (additional)
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