Presentation Title
An Influenza N-Terminal Nucleoprotein Mutant Reveals Roles of Influenza NS Proteins in Viral Gene Expression
Presentation Type
Poster Presentation
College
College of Natural Sciences
Major
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Biology
Location
Event Center B
Faculty Mentor
Dr. Laura Newcomb
Start Date
2-27-2013 10:10 AM
End Date
2-27-2013 6:00 PM
Abstract
Using a truncated Influenza Nucleoprotein that is defective in viral replication and transcription, we can reveal the role of influenza NS protein in viral replication and transcription. Our current work shows NS proteins rescue the defect of our mutant Nucleoprotein at the level of translation.
An Influenza N-Terminal Nucleoprotein Mutant Reveals Roles of Influenza NS Proteins in Viral Gene Expression
Event Center B
Using a truncated Influenza Nucleoprotein that is defective in viral replication and transcription, we can reveal the role of influenza NS protein in viral replication and transcription. Our current work shows NS proteins rescue the defect of our mutant Nucleoprotein at the level of translation.
