HCV NS5A dimer interface residues regulate HCV replication by controlling its self-interaction, hyperphosphorylation, subcellular localization and interaction with cyclophilin A

  • Saravanabalaji Shanmugam
  • , Alyssa K. Nichols
  • , Dhanaranjani Saravanabalaji
  • , Christoph Welsch
  • , Min Kyung Yi

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Immunology and Microbiology