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Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation

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Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation

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Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation is a research grant[1].

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  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation is in the country of a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation — country (P17): United Kingdom[2].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's instance of is recorded as a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation — instance of (P31): research grant[3].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's instance of is recorded as a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation — instance of (P31): science project[4].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's location is recorded as a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation — location (P276): University of Leeds[5].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's start time is recorded as +2013-01-14T00:00:00Z[6].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's end time is recorded as +2016-01-13T00:00:00Z[7].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's participant is recorded as a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation — participant (P710): Adrian Whitehouse[8].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's participant is recorded as a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation — participant (P710): School of Molecular and Cellular Biology[9].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's sponsor is recorded as a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation — sponsor (P859): Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council[10].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's official name is recorded as Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation[11].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's budget is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q25224', 'amount': '+379306'}[12].
  • Virus-mediated nucleolar polyadenylation: a novel mechanism of RNA processing compartmentalisation to escape global mRNA degradation's Gateway to Research Project ID is recorded as BB/K000306/1[13].

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