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Classic nuclear localization signals and a novel nuclear localization motif are required for nuclear transport of porcine parvovirus capsid proteins

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Table 1 . All resulting proteins (including the wild-type [wt)]) contained the mutation to inactivate the viral PLA 2 (data not shown)
FIG 5 NLM identification for VP2 protein. Three basic clusters were identified using the trimer structure information (Protein Data Bank accession number

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