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Default NMR Detection of Structures in the HIV-1 5'-Leader RNA That Regulate Genome Packaging

From Mendeley Biomolecular NMR group:

NMR Detection of Structures in the HIV-1 5'-Leader RNA That Regulate Genome Packaging

Science (2011). Volume: 334, Issue: 6053. Pages: 242-245. K. Lu, X. Heng, L. Garyu, S. Monti, E. L. Garcia, S. Kharytonchyk, B. Dorjsuren, G. Kulandaivel, S. Jones, a. Hiremath, S. S. Divakaruni, C. LaCotti, S. Barton, D. Tummillo, a. Hosic, K. Edme, S. Albrecht, a. Telesnitsky, M. F. Summers et al.

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