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Fucose Binding Cancels out Mechanical Differences between Distinct Human Noroviruses.

Viruses - 30 Jun 2023

Feng Yuzhen, Pogan Ronja, Thiede Lars, Müller-Guhl Jürgen, Uetrecht Charlotte, Roos Wouter H

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The majority of nonbacterial gastroenteritis in humans and livestock is caused by noroviruses. Like most RNA viruses, frequent mutations result in various norovirus variants. The strain-dependent binding profiles of noroviruses to fucose are supposed to facilitate norovirus infection. It remains unclear, however, what the molecular mechanism behind strain-dependent functioning is. In this study, by applying...

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PMID: 37515170
DOI: 10.3390/v15071482
PMCID: PMC10383637

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