Small Molecules Targeting Hepatitis C Virus-Encoded NS5A Cause Subcellular Redistribution of Their Target: Insights into Compound Modes of Action -- Targett-Adams et al. 85 (13): 6353 Data Supplement - Supplemental material -- The Journal of Virology

Small Molecules Targeting Hepatitis C Virus-Encoded NS5A Cause Subcellular Redistribution of Their Target: Insights into Compound Modes of Action
J. Virol. Targett-Adams et al. 85: 6353

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Supplemental file 1 - Fig. S1 (Structures of compounds used in the present study.)
Fig. S2 (NS5A is not affinity-captured from Huh-7.5 cells expressing an NS3-5B polyprotein.)
Fig. S3 (NS5A inhibitors do not affect the RNA-binding ability of NS5A.)
Table S1 (Changes in the NS5A primary sequence in response to prolonged treatment with NS5A-targeting molecules.)
Table S2 (The S2197P tissue culture-adaptive mutation in NS5A does not affect NS5A inhibitor efficacy.)
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