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Technology Description
Inhibition, escape, and attenuated growth of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus treated with antisense morpholino oligomers.
Category
Technology
PRC
Scripps Research Institute
PubMed ID
16014928
Author
Neuman BW, Stein DA, Kroeker AD, Churchill MJ, Kim AM, Kuhn P, Dawson P, Moulton HM, Bestwick RK, Iversen PL, Buchmeier MJ
Publication Description
Peptide-conjugated antisense morpholino oligomers (P-PMO) were designed to bind by base pairing to specific sequences in the SARS-CoV (Tor2 strain) genome. The P-PMO were tested for their capacity to inhibit production of infectious virus as well as to probe the function of conserved viral RNA motifs and secondary structures.
Methodology
The antisense-mediated suppression of viral replication can be achieved by binding to conserved RNA elements implicated in viral RNA synthesis and translation.