Mechanistic Analysis of Pause Site-dependent and -independent Recombinogenic Strand Transfer from Structurally Diverse Regions of the HIV Genome

Volume: 279, Issue: 46, Pages: 47446 - 47454
Published: Nov 1, 2004
Abstract
Retroviral recombinants are generated by strand transfers occurring within internal regions of the viral genome and are a major source of genetic variability. Strand transfer has been linked to “pausing” occurring at secondary structures during synthesis by reverse transcriptase. Yet, weakly structured templates lacking strong pause sites also undergo efficient transfer. In this report, transfer crossover sites on high and low structured...
Paper Details
Title
Mechanistic Analysis of Pause Site-dependent and -independent Recombinogenic Strand Transfer from Structurally Diverse Regions of the HIV Genome
Published Date
Nov 1, 2004
Volume
279
Issue
46
Pages
47446 - 47454
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