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1 cipitated with A32, and (v) localized to the viral factory.
2 oNS and that viral RNA is synthesized within viral factories.
3 cerned transiting away from and back towards viral factories.
4  cytoplasmic inclusion bodies, which we call viral factories.
5 cytoplasmic, nonmembranous structures called viral factories.
6 zed with the viral E3 protein in cytoplasmic viral factories.
7 , type 1 Lang (T1L), which forms filamentous viral factories, altered the distributions of both prote
8 AM-signaling intermediate Syk to cytoplasmic viral factories and this recruitment requires the mu2 IT
9 d localizes to ER-associated inclusions, the viral factories, and along microtubules before it is fin
10           Reovirus replicates in cytoplasmic viral factories, and there is no evidence that reovirus
11  structure, and specific functions of these "viral factories" are poorly understood.
12     In addition, MVs were shown to move from viral factories at speeds consistent with microtubular t
13 ins A13, A14, D8, and H3 did not localize to viral factories but instead accumulated in the secretory
14 synthesis to assemble morphologically normal viral factories containing functional replicase complexe
15  Although sigma NS colocalized with mu NS in viral factories during infection, it was distributed dif
16            Virally induced structures called viral factories form throughout the cytoplasm of cells i
17 mut2 was normal at viral gene expression and viral factory formation, but it was defective for proteo
18  forms inclusions that resemble the globular viral factories formed in cells infected with reovirus s
19  dsRNA and E3 colocalized within cytoplasmic viral factories in cells infected with a decapping enzym
20 and cellular components are recruited to the viral factories in infected cells and provide further ev
21  may mediate the localization of sigma NS to viral factories in infected cells.
22 s suggests a key role for microNS in forming viral factories in reovirus-infected cells.
23 ruses contain phase-dense inclusions, called viral factories, in which viral replication and assembly
24 zes with VFs in infected cells and also with viral factory-like structures (VFLs) formed by ectopical
25 the RRM and RGG domains of G3BP1 for maximal viral-factory-like structure (VFL) localization and sigm
26  of actin rocket tails, concentrating in the viral factories of the perinuclear cytoplasm.
27 forms of F10 were stable and concentrated in viral factories, only the wild-type protein complemented
28 ytoplasmic inclusion bodies, commonly called viral factories or viroplasms.
29 in infection, accumulated in the cytoplasmic viral factory regions, and associated primarily with amo
30 ike structures very similar in appearance to viral factories, suggesting that it is involved in formi
31 NA-binding protein essential for forming the viral factories that support replication of the double-s
32 specific chaperone function for Hsc70 within viral factories, the sites of reovirus replication and a
33 d, ER-derived structures that may represent "viral factories." The ER-derived structures required an
34 he core surface proteins may be recruited to viral factories through specific associations with mu NS
35 (IMV) utilizes microtubules to move from the viral factory to the site of intracellular envelopment a
36 forms large inclusion-like structures called viral factories (VFs) in which assembling viral particle
37 t cells, mammalian orthoreovirus (MRV) forms viral factories (VFs), which are sites of viral transcri
38 ure virions (MVs) predominantly localized in viral factories where virions were assembled.

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