Structure of B-MLV Capsid Amino-terminal Domain Reveals Key Features of Viral Tropism, Gag Assembly and Core Formation
Authors:
- Gulnahar B. MortuzaGMGulnahar B. Mortuza
- Mark P. DoddingMDMark P. Dodding
- David C. GoldstoneDGDavid C. Goldstone
- Lesley F. HaireLHLesley F. Haire
- Jonathan P. StoyeJSJonathan P. Stoye
- Ian A. TaylorITIan A. Taylor
- 1 March 2008
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Molecular Biology
- Vol. 376 (5) , 1493-1508
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