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English: Structural characterisation of two BFDV capsid virion. X-ray crystal structures allow modelling of the two particles to 1.9 Å (10 nm-immature virions, left), and 2.5 Å (60 nm-mature virions, right). The smaller particle is comprised of 10 capsid molecules arranged as two interlocking discs, with each disc containing five capsid molecules. The larger VLP is comprised of 12 pentamers arranged with T=1 icosahedral symmetry (Sarker et al., 2016b). |
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| Source | Sarker, S., Terron, M.C., Khandokar, Y., Aragao, D., Hardy, J.M., Radjainia, M., Jimenez-Zaragoza, M., de Pablo, P.J., Coulibaly, F., Luque, D., Raidal, S.R., Forwood, J.K., 2016. Structural insights into the assembly and regulation of distinct viral capsid complexes. Nat Commun 7, 13014. |
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