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Matrix protein M1 is a multifunctional, highly conserved structural protein of the influenza A virus. It is the most abundant protein in influenza virions and plays essential roles in viral assembly, morphology, stability, and the regulation of various steps in the viral life cycle. It is a promising antiviral target due to its central role in the viral life cycle and its relatively conserved sequence compared to other influenza proteins like HA and NA.
Inhibition of M1 oligomerization; disruption of M1-RNA interaction; interference with M1-mediated viral assembly and budding
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