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The Small Envelope Protein E Is Not Essential for Murine Coronavirus Replication

27 Mar 2003

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The importance of the small envelope (E) protein in the assembly of coronaviruses has been demonstrated in several studies. While its precise function is not clearly defined, E is a pivotal player in the morphogenesis of the virion envelope. Expression of the E protein alone results in its incorporation into vesicles that are released from cells, and the coexpression of the E protein with the membrane protein M...

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PMID: 12663766
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.77.8.4597-4608.2003

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