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The capsid proteins of the poliovirus type 2 MEF-1 strain (VP1, VP2, VP3, VP4, and VP0) form the outer protein shell that protects the viral RNA genome. These proteins are essential for viral infectivity, host cell interaction, and antigenicity. The MEF-1 strain is a laboratory reference strain used in vaccine development and research. It is also used as an antigen standard in diagnostic assays. High-resolution structures are available, aiding in the development of capsid-binding antiviral compounds.
Capsid binders inhibit viral uncoating or assembly; IPV elicits neutralizing antibodies against the capsid.
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