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  1. Visualizing Protease Activation, Retrochmp3 Activity, and VPR Recruitment During HIV-1 Assembly

    … elucidated the mechanism by which the protein retroCHMP3 has an antiviral function, and examined the kinetics of recruitment of the HIV-1 accessory protein Vpr. I have also added significantly to science communication research through a study which evaluated the effectiveness of science summary …

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