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The influence of viral RNA secondary structure on interactions with innate host cell defences

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Table 1. Sources of RNA transcripts used for transfection
Figure 1. IFN-by transcripts of HAV and HPeV of different lengths. Amounts transfected were normalized to equal RNA copies or equal mass of RNA transfected(b induction by transfected viral RNA
Figure 2. Recognition and signalling pathways following RNA transfection. ((acidification and blocks TLR function) on IFN-poly-I:C was used as a control
Figure 3. SG induction by transfected viral RNA. ((with BV RNA and sodium arsenite treatment (positive control)
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