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Hepatitis C Virus Nonstructural Protein 2 (NS2)

Target
NS2
Molecular classification
Protease, Transmembrane protein
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Overview

NS2 is a transmembrane protein with N-terminal membrane binding region that forms dimers and interacts with p7, E2, and NS3. It possesses protease activity for polyprotein processing and is crucial for virion assembly and modulates host processes.

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Mechanism of action

Unknown

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Biological functions

Polyprotein processingVirion assemblyModulates host processes
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Disease associations

Infection
05

Safety considerations

Neither exact contribution nor complete structure known

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