Maintaining pH-dependent conformational flexibility of M1 is critical for efficient influenza A virus replication.

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Maintaining pH-dependent confo ...... influenza A virus replication

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Bashayer Althufairi

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Faik N Musayev

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Martin K Safo

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Martina Kosikova

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Meng-Jung Chiang

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Philip D Mosier

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Qibing Zhou

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Umesh R Desai

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Yamei Gao

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Zhengshi Lin

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10.1038/EMI.2017.96

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