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BoDV-1 is a neurotropic virus associated with encephalitis.
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It uniquely replicates in the nucleus, which complicates detection.
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Structure was mapped using cryo-electron microscopy.
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Nucleoprotein binds RNA, essential for replication.
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Structural forms include RNA-bound and RNA-free complexes.
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Amino acids crucial for RNA binding were identified.
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Variability in nucleoprotein may affect diagnostic sensitivity.
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Further research needed to explore clinical detection implications.
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