Trim25 restricts rabies virus replication by destabilizing phosphoprotein
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Yuan Zhang | M. Zhou | Yingying Li | Z. Fu | Ling Zhao | Zhaochen Luo | Baokun Sui | Huanchun Chen | Bin Tian | Yueming Yuan | Zongmei Wang | An Fang | Yuan Zhang
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