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The dengue virus membrane (M) protein is a crucial structural protein involved in virion assembly, maturation, and infectivity. It is initially synthesized as prM and cleaved during maturation. M protein stabilizes the viral envelope structure and may play roles in membrane fusion. Recent research suggests M can form ion channels. Targeting prM/M processing is a potential antiviral strategy.
Blocking virus assembly or egress steps via inhibition of prM/M cleavage and maturation.
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