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A novel HIV-1-encoded microRNA enhances its viral replication by targeting the TATA box region.

Retrovirology | 2014

A lot of microRNAs (miRNAs) derived from viral genomes have been identified. Many of them play various important roles in virus replication and virus-host interaction. Cellular miRNAs have been shown to participate in the regulation of HIV-1 viral replication, while the role of viral-encoded miRNAs in this process is largely unknown.

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