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Membrane fusion triggering: three modules with different structure and function in the upper half of the measles virus attachment protein stalk.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 9 Nov 2012

Navaratnarajah Chanakha K, Negi Surendra, Braun Werner, Cattaneo Roberto

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The measles virus (MV) fusion apparatus consists of a fusion protein and an attachment protein named hemagglutinin (H). After receptor-binding through its cuboidal head, the H-protein transmits the fusion-triggering signal through its stalk to the fusion protein. However, the structural basis of signal transmission is unclear because only structures of H-heads without their stalk have been solved. On the other...

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PMID: 23007387
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M112.410563
PMCID: PMC3493899

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