Titlebook: Virus Receptors; Part 2: Animal Virus K. Lonberg-Holm,L. Philipson Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1981 bacteria.bioche

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Membrane Components Interacting with Non-enveloped Viruses,of precise structural requirements for virus-cell interaction (Dales, 1973) and the second proposes specific cellular receptor sites in the plasma membrane which recognizes one or several of the virus attachment proteins (VAP) (Lonberg-Holm and Philipson, 1980). The narrowly defined host range of ba

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,The Role of Lipids in Virus—Cell Interactions,ith lipid solvents, detergents or lipase inactivates infectivity and hemagglutination (Kuwert ., 1968). Lipid composition has been closely studied in only a few viruses, examples being VSV (McSharry and Wagner, 1977), rabies virus (Blough ., 1977; Diringer ., 1973; Schlesinger ., 1973) and Uukuniemi

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Picornarvirus Receptors in Pathogenesis,st that the different viruses in this family are more heterogeneous in disease potential than suggested from the similarity in their biochemical and biophysical properties (Newman ., 1973; Rueckert, 1976). Although polioviruses are considered the prototypes of this group, there appear to be differen

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