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Study on the Regulation of Neuronal Tropism by Non-Coding Regions of the Viral Genome RNA

RNA itself can disrupt biological homeostasis, as seen with exogenous RNA from viruses and self-derived endogenous RNA that triggers immune responses. However, how these RNAs cause harm, how the body recognizes and counters them, and, at times, utilizes them for survival remain unclear. This symposium will explore the "perturbing" RNAs, their physiological impacts, and co-option mechanisms across various disciplines.

【J】Perturbing RNAs: Physiology and co-option mechanisms of RNAs disrupting organismal homeostasis

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3AS-03-07(3P-788)]Study on the Regulation of Neuronal Tropism by Non-Coding Regions of the Viral Genome RNA

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