Interaction of the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 Rev protein with a structured region in env mRNA is dependent on multimer formation mediated through a basic stretch of amino acids.
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H. Olsen | C. Rosen | A. Cochrane | P. Dillon | C. Nalin | Henrik S. Olsen | Alan W. Cochrane | Craig A. Rosen | Patrick J. Di l lon | Carlo M. Nalin
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