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Antiapoptotic Activity of the Cardiovirus Leader Protein, a Viral "Security" Protein
Journal of Virology, 06/29/09
Romanova LL et al. - The authors propose that cardiovirus L belongs to a class of viral proteins, dubbed here security proteins, whose roles consist solely, or largely, in counteracting host antidefenses. These proteins appear to be independent acquisitions in the evolution of picornaviruses, implying multiple cases of functional (though not structural) convergence.
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