The C-terminal end of parainfluenza virus 5 NP protein is important for virus-like particle production and M-NP protein interaction

Keyphrases

• Protein-protein Interaction 100%
• Virus-like 100%
• Particle Production 100%
• Terminal End 100%
• Parainfluenza Virus 5 100%
• NP Protein 100%
• Virus 40%
• Recombinant Virus 30%
• Paramyxovirus 30%
• M Protein 30%
• Viral 20%
• Particle Formation 20%
• Acquired mutations 20%
• Second-site mutation 20%
• Glycoprotein 10%
• Cell Membrane 10%
• Cell Fusion 10%
• C Protein 10%
• Virion 10%
• Infected Cells 10%
• Virus Budding 10%
• Infectivity 10%
• Infectious Virions 10%
• Viral Polymerase 10%
• Viral Protein Synthesis 10%
• Virus Assembly 10%
• Production Function 10%
• Virus-like Particles 10%
• Vero Cells 10%
• Enveloped Virus 10%
• Viral Gene Expression 10%
• Protein Truncation 10%
• Viral Ribonucleoprotein Complex 10%
• Peptide Composition 10%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Protein Interaction 100%
• Carboxy Terminal Sequence 100%
• Virus-Like Particle 100%
• Recombinant Virus 100%
• Paramyxoviridae 100%
• Parainfluenza Virus 5 100%
• Virion 66%
• Glycoprotein 33%
• Cell Membrane 33%
• Cell Fusion 33%
• Gene Expression 33%
• Virus Particle 33%
• Virus Release 33%
• Virus Nucleocapsid 33%
• Viral Protein Synthesis 33%
• Virus Assembly 33%