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Infection of differentiating muscle cells with influenza and Newcastle disease viruses

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REPLICATION of influenza viruses is believed to require functions provided by the host cell nucleus because first, influenza replication is inhibited by actinomycin D and α amanitin, which prevent transcription of complementary RNA from virion RNA in the first few hours following infection1–4; and second, migration of viral proteins between host cell cytoplasm and nucleus occurs during the virus replicative cycle5–8.

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O'NEILL, M., KENDAL, A. Infection of differentiating muscle cells with influenza and Newcastle disease viruses. Nature 253, 195–198 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1038/253195a0

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