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RNA-like Polyelectrolyte in a Viral Capsid: Molecular Dynamics with Explicit Electrostatic Interactions
The organization of RNA genomes within viral capsids is primarily controlled by electrostatic interactions between the negatively charged genome and positively charged N-terminal domains of coat proteins. In theoretical approaches, these interactions are commonly captured by mean-field models that s
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