poly(G,A).poly(C)

RN given refers to [1:1] complex

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1.	Vesicular Stomatitis 05/01/1985 - "The antiviral activity close to that of poly(G).poly(C) in experimental tick-borne encephalitis of mice and vesicular stomatitis virus infection of chick embryo cells was found only in poly(G,A).poly(C) complexes with a G:A ratio equal to or higher than 90:1. Consequently, the high activity of poly(G).poly(C) is present at an average length of poly(G) equal to 90-100 nucleotides within the limits of the continuous double-stranded area."
2.	Virus Diseases (Viral Diseases) 05/01/1985 - "The antiviral activity close to that of poly(G).poly(C) in experimental tick-borne encephalitis of mice and vesicular stomatitis virus infection of chick embryo cells was found only in poly(G,A).poly(C) complexes with a G:A ratio equal to or higher than 90:1. Consequently, the high activity of poly(G).poly(C) is present at an average length of poly(G) equal to 90-100 nucleotides within the limits of the continuous double-stranded area."
3.	Tick-Borne Encephalitis (Encephalitis, Tick Borne) 05/01/1985 - "The antiviral activity close to that of poly(G).poly(C) in experimental tick-borne encephalitis of mice and vesicular stomatitis virus infection of chick embryo cells was found only in poly(G,A).poly(C) complexes with a G:A ratio equal to or higher than 90:1. Consequently, the high activity of poly(G).poly(C) is present at an average length of poly(G) equal to 90-100 nucleotides within the limits of the continuous double-stranded area."

1.	Poly G
2.	Nucleotides
3.	Antiviral Agents (Antivirals)
4.	poly G-poly C