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Published in final edited form as: Virus Res. 2015 Jan 12;206:12–26. doi: 10.1016/j.virusres.2014.12.028

Fig. 4 — Secondary structures of the picornavirus cre elements and their locations in the genome. (A) A simplified version of the enterovirus and rhinovirus RNA genome is shown on top. Open loops of the PV1, HRV2 and HRV14 cre elements (section 2.1.3) are shown in detail with G₁ and A₁₄ shown in blue and A₅ and A₆ that template VPgpUpU synthesis are shown in red. Only the upper part of the stem is shown. (B) A simplified version of the cardiovirus and aphthovirus RNA genomes is shown on top. The hepatovirus genome is the same except it lacks the L protein. The loops of the EMCV, FMDV, and HAV cre elements (section 2.1.3) are shown in detail and A₅ and A₆ that template VPgpUpU synthesis are shown in red.

Fig. 4 — Secondary structures of the picornavirus cre elements and their locations in the genome. (A) A simplified version of the enterovirus and rhinovirus RNA genome is shown on top. Open loops of the PV1, HRV2 and HRV14 cre elements (section 2.1.3) are shown in detail with G₁ and A₁₄ shown in blue and A₅ and A₆ that template VPgpUpU synthesis are shown in red. Only the upper part of the stem is shown. (B) A simplified version of the cardiovirus and aphthovirus RNA genomes is shown on top. The hepatovirus genome is the same except it lacks the L protein. The loops of the EMCV, FMDV, and HAV cre elements (section 2.1.3) are shown in detail and A₅ and A₆ that template VPgpUpU synthesis are shown in red.