budding of enveloped viruses: interferon-induced isg15—antivirus mechanisms targeting the release process
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Abstract
Pathogenic strains of viruses that infect humans are encapsulated in membranes derived from the host cell in which they infect. After replication, these viruses are released by a budding process that requires cell/viral membrane scission. As such, this represents a natural target for innate immunity mechanisms to interdict enveloped virus spread and recent advances in this field will be the subject of this paper.
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| Authors | ;Eun Joo Seo;Jonathan Leis |
| Journal | journal of travel research |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.1155/2012/532723
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