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Implementation of p22 viral capsids as nanoplatforms.

Biomacromolecules - 11 Oct 2010

Kang Sebyung, Uchida Masaki, O'Neil Alison, Li Rui, Prevelige Peter E, Douglas Trevor

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Viral capsids are dynamic macromolecular machines which self-assemble and undergo concerted conformational changes during their life cycle. We have taken advantage of the inherent structural flexibility of viral capsids and generated two morphologically different types of viral nanoplatforms from...

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PMID: 20839852
DOI: 10.1021/bm100877q

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