Key result
The chimeric protein SN-VP1E30 successfully self-assembled in vitro into empty virus-like particles approximately 50 nm in diameter displaying the VP1 protein of Echovirus 30.
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The review was conducted to substantiate the importance of an interdisciplinary approach amid increased interest in the study of viral infections in bats.
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Chimeric norovirus virus-like particles displaying Echovirus 30 VP1 can self-assemble in vitro, offering a potential platform for enterovirus vaccine development.
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Новиков et al. (2021) studied Enterovirus infection (Echovirus 30). Chimeric protein SN-VP1E30 (norovirus VLPs containing VP1 of Echovirus 30) was evaluated on Formation of virus-like particles (VLPs). The chimeric protein SN-VP1E30 successfully self-assembled in vitro into empty virus-like particles approximately 50 nm in diameter displaying the VP1 protein of Echovirus 30.
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