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Viral proteins are proteins encoded by viral genomes and produced during the infection of a host cell. They play essential roles in the structure, replication, and pathogenicity of viruses. Viral proteins can be broadly categorized into structural and nonstructural types. Structural proteins form the physical components of the virion, while nonstructural proteins assist with viral genome replication, modulation of host responses, or assembly processes. Understanding viral protein structure and function is crucial for antiviral drug and vaccine development.
Inhibition of viral protein function (e.g., replication, entry)
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