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  1. Cofactors in Coronavirus Entry

    <p>Viruses have evolved complex ways to penetrate host barriers and cause disease. One of the most important barriers the virus has to cross is the cellular membrane. Enveloped viruses accomplish this task by viral glycoprotein-mediated binding to host cells and fusion of virus and host cell …

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  2. In vitro and In vivo Characterization of the Infection Efficiency of a Modified Retrovirus Envelope Glycoprotein for Targeting Gene Transduction

    … of both the viral glycoprotein and its cellular receptor play key roles in determining the outcome of infection. This body of work endeavors to illustrate how these two components influence the efficiency of virus infection in in vitro and in vivo systems with an emphasis on characterizing the …

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  3. The Role of Adaptor Protein Grb2 in Ecotropic Retrovirus Entry and Receptor Trafficking

    For retroviruses such as HIV-1 and murine leukemia virus (MLV) active receptor recruitment and trafficking occur during viral entry. However, the underlying mechanisms and cellular factors involved in the process are largely uncharacterized. The viral receptor for ecotropic murine leukemia virus

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  4. Molecular basis oh herpes simplex virus entry into the cell and retargeting of the viral tropism for the design of oncolytic herpesviruses

    Herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) infects oral epitelial cells, then spreads to the nerve endings and estabilishes latency in sensory ganglia, from where it may, or may not reactivate. Diseases caused by virus reactivation include mild diseases such as muco-cutaneous lesions, and more severe, and even …

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  5. Interaction of the porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus with the macrophage-specific lectin sialoadhesin

    The porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) causes the economically most important viral disease in swine industry today. The virus is a major threat to swine health worldwide, since it is both associated with the porcine respiratory disease complex and the cause of severe …

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