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The role of the coat protein A-domain in p22 bacteriophage maturation.

Viruses - 14 Jul 2014

Morris David S, Prevelige Peter E

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Bacteriophage P22 has long been considered a hallmark model for virus assembly and maturation. Repurposing of P22 and other similar virus structures for nanotechnology and nanomedicine has reinvigorated the need to further understand the protein-protein interactions that allow for the assembly, as well as the conformational shifts required for maturation. In this work, gp5, the major coat structural protein of...

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PMID: 25025835
DOI: 10.3390/v6072708
PMCID: PMC4113789

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