Entry of a heparan sulphate-binding HRV8 variant strictly depends on dynamin but not on clathrin, caveolin, and flotillin
Authors:
- Angela Pickl-HerkAPAngela Pickl-Herk
- Leszek GajdzikLGLeszek Gajdzik
- Thomas C. MarlovitsTMThomas C. Marlovits
- Renate FuchsRFRenate Fuchs
- Dieter BlaasDBDieter Blaas
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Funding Information
- Austrian Science Foundation (FWF) (P18693-B9)
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