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November 2024
1. ALI AA, Tabll AA
   Unlocking potential: Virus-like particles as a promising strategy for effective HCV vaccine development.
   Virology. 2024;602:110307.
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2. IZUMIDA K, Hara Y, Iwatsuki R, Ohta S, et al
   In vitro characteristics of purified recombinant hepatitis C virus core protein.
   Virology. 2024;601:110297.
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   July 2023
3. XING Y, Chen R, Li F, Xu B, et al
   Discovery of a fused bicyclic derivative of 4-hydroxypyrrolidine and imidazolidinone as a new anti-HCV agent.
   Virology. 2023;586:91-104.
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   March 2023
4. GE Y, Tang S, Xia T, Shi C, et al
   Research progress on the role of RNA N(6)-methyladenosine methylation in HCV infection.
   Virology. 2023;582:35-42.
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   March 2022
5. ELHEFNAWI M, Jo E, Tolba MM, Fares M, et al
   Drug repurposing through virtual screening and in vitro validation identifies tigecycline as a novel putative HCV polymerase inhibitor.
   Virology. 2022;570:9-17.
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   September 2021
6. KIM MI, Pham TK, Kim D, Park M, et al
   Identification of brevinin-1EMa-derived stapled peptides as broad-spectrum virus entry blockers.
   Virology. 2021;561:6-16.
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   February 2021
7. KANG X, Chen X, He Y, Guo D, et al
   Corrigendum to "DDB1 is a cellular substrate of NS3/4A protease and required for hepatitis C virus replication" [Virology 435 (2013) 385-394].
   Virology. 2021 Feb 8. pii: S0042-6822(21)00021.
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   June 2020
8. LAFONTAINE E, Miller CM, Permaul N, Martin ET, et al
   Ribosomal protein RACK1 enhances translation of poliovirus and other viral IRESs.
   Virology. 2020;545:53-62.
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