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DHBVgp2  -  nucleocapsid protein

Duck hepatitis B virus

 
 
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  • Quantitative analysis demonstrated inefficiency in a number of steps including virus uptake and internalization, translocation of nucleocapsid across the nuclear membrane and antigen expression from intranuclear viral DNA [9].
  • CsCl gradient centrifugation showed no clear difference between mutant and wild-type virus with respect to the ratios of enveloped virus and nucleocapsid particles in hepatocyte culture supernatants [10].

References

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  10. Phosphorylation of DHBV pre-S: identification of the major site of phosphorylation and effects of mutations on the virus life cycle. Borel, C., Sunyach, C., Hantz, O., Trepo, C., Kay, A. Virology (1998) [Pubmed]
 
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