Rabies Virus Antigen (None)

The Rabies Virus Antigen encompasses various structural proteins of the rabies virus (RABV) that elicit an immune response. The primary antigen is the glycoprotein G (RABV-G), which mediates viral entry and is the main target for neutralizing antibodies. Other structural proteins, including nucleoprotein N, phosphoprotein P, matrix protein M, and polymerase L, also contribute to the overall antigenicity and viral functions like genome replication and immune evasion. RABV-G is the major target for vaccine development and immunotherapeutic interventions.

Other names

RABV antigenRabies lyssavirus antigenRabies virus glycoprotein GRABV-GRabies virus nucleoprotein NRabies virus phosphoprotein PRabies virus matrix protein MRabies virus polymerase L

Neutralization of virus infectivity by binding to the glycoprotein G and preventing viral entry into host cells.