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Functional assessment of the glycoproteins of a novel Hendra virus variant reveals contrasting fusogenic capacities of the receptor-binding and fusion glycoproteins.

mBio - 5 Feb 2025

Ma Andrew Z, Yeo Yao Yu, Lee Jean F, Kim Colin M, Ezzatpour Shahrzad, Menchaca Carolina, Upadhye Viraj, Annand Edward J, Eden John-Sebastian, Plowright Raina K, Peel Alison J, Buchholz David W, Aguilar Hector C

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A novel Hendra virus (HeV) genotype (HeV genotype 2 [HeV-g2]) was recently isolated from a deceased horse, revealing high-sequence conservation and antigenic similarities with the prototypic strain, HeV-g1. As the receptor-binding (G) and fusion (F) glycoproteins of HeV are essential for mediating viral entry, functional characterization of emerging HeV genotypic variants is key to understanding viral entry...

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PMID: 39704501
DOI: 10.1128/mbio.03482-23
PMCID: PMC11796360

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