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Interactions between PE2, E1, and 6K required for assembly of alphaviruses studied with chimeric viruses

1 Nov 1996

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During the assembly of alphaviruses, a preassembled nucleocapsid buds through the cell plasma membrane to acquire an envelope containing two virally encoded glycoproteins, E2 and E1. Using two chimeric viruses, we have studied interactions between E1, E2, and a viral peptide called 6K, which are required for budding. A chimeric Sindbis virus (SIN) in which the 6K gene had been replaced with that from Ross River...

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PMID: 8892914
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.70.11.7910-7920.1996

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