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Comparison of the two alternative wild-type virion structures and the mutant virion structures supports the existence of two conformational states of the RV virion in the absence of cell receptor: a basal state with well-structured RNA duplexes, and an activated, RNA release-prone state in which the RNA duplexes are pa...
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