Amino acid residues in the cytoplasmic domain of the Mason-Pfizer monkey virus glycoprotein critical for its incorporation into virions

Keyphrases

• Amino Acid Residues 100%
• Cytoplasmic Domain 100%
• Virion 100%
• Viral Glycoprotein 100%
• Mason-Pfizer Monkey Virus 100%
• Glycoprotein 57%
• Leucine 57%
• Tyrosine 28%
• Infectivity 28%
• Amino Acids 14%
• Capsid 14%
• Endocytosis 14%
• Transmembrane Protein 14%
• Intracellular Trafficking 14%
• Virus-like Particles 14%
• Retrovirus 14%
• Direct Interaction 14%
• Amino Acid Substitution 14%
• Histidine 14%
• Envelope Glycoprotein 14%
• Valine 14%
• Tyrosine Residue 14%
• Virus Infectivity 14%
• Traffic Signals 14%
• Viral Protease 14%
• Domain Blocks 14%
• Uptake Studies 14%
• Glycoprotein Biosynthesis 14%
• Antibody Uptake 14%
• Alanine-scanning mutation 14%
• Virion Maturation 14%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Amino Acids 100%
• Glycoprotein 100%
• Virion 100%
• Mason-Pfizer Monkey Virus 100%
• Tyrosine 37%
• Leucine 25%
• Isoleucine 25%
• Retrovirus 12%
• Anabolism 12%
• Capsid 12%
• Intracellular Trafficking 12%
• Maturation 12%
• Internalization 12%
• Virus Particle 12%
• Virus Infectivity 12%
• Amino Acid Substitution 12%
• Endocytosis 12%
• Transmembrane Protein 12%
• Membrane Protein 12%
• Protease 12%
• Histidine 12%
• Valine 12%
• Alanine 12%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Glycoprotein 100%
• Virion 100%
• Mason-Pfizer Monkey Virus 100%
• Amino Acid 100%
• Tyrosine 37%
• Leucine 25%
• Isoleucine 25%
• Intracellular Trafficking 12%
• Maturation 12%
• Internalization 12%
• Virus Particle 12%
• Capsid 12%
• Endocytosis 12%
• Virus Infectivity 12%
• Amino Acid Substitution 12%
• Retrovirus 12%
• Histidine 12%
• Valine 12%
• Alanine 12%