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Seoul virus glycoprotein

Molecular classification: Glycoprotein, Viral protein, Fusion protein

Overview

The Seoul virus glycoprotein refers to the envelope spike proteins (Gn and Gc) found on the surface of the Seoul virus, a member of the Hantavirus genus. These glycoproteins are essential for viral entry into host cells, mediating attachment, receptor-mediated endocytosis, and membrane fusion. They are major targets for neutralizing antibodies and play a critical role in pathogenesis and host range.

Other names: Envelope spike proteinGlycoprotein precursorGn (G1)Gc (G2)

Mechanism of action

Neutralization of viral entry

Biological functions

Host cell attachmentViral entryMembrane fusionZoonotic transmissionAssembly & Maturation

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Infection

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