The Structure of the Fusion Glycoprotein of Newcastle Disease Virus Suggests a Novel Paradigm for the Molecular Mechanism of Membrane Fusion
Authors:
- Jeffrey J GormanJGJeffrey J Gorman
- Jenny McKimm-BreschkinJMJenny McKimm-Breschkin
- Lynne J LawrenceLLLynne J Lawrence
- Peter A TullochPTPeter A Tulloch
- Brian J SmithBSBrian J Smith
- Peter M ColmanPCPeter M Colman
- Michael C LawrenceMLMichael C Lawrence
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