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Specific Residues of PB2 and PA Influenza Virus Polymerase Subunits Confer the Ability for RNA Polymerase II Degradation and Virus Pathogenicity in Mice

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TABLE 1 Mutations in PB2 and PA of hvPR8 and lvPR8 implicated inRNAP II degradation
FIG 1 Identification of amino acids of PB2 and PA lvPR8 involved in loss ofRNAP II degradation
FIG 3 Analysis of RNAP II degradation induced by double-mutant lvPR8 and hvPR8 viruses
TABLE 2 Amino acid differences between lvPR8, hvPR8, and CAL virusesa
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