A Long Cytoplasmic Loop Governs the Sensitivity of the Anti-viral Host Protein SERINC5 to HIV-1 Nef

Weiwei Dai(Wenzhou Medical University), Heinrich G. Göttlinger(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Yoshiko Usami(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Yuanfei Wu(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School)
Cell Reports
January 1, 2018
10.1016/j.celrep.2017.12.082
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