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Virus Internalisation Process

Molecular classification: Biological Process, Cellular Process

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The virus internalisation process refers to the entry of viruses into host cells following their initial attachment to the cell surface. This process is a critical early step in viral infection and involves several distinct mechanisms by which viruses cross the cellular membrane barrier. The main routes include endocytosis (clathrin-mediated, caveolin-dependent, macropinocytosis, lipid raft-mediated) and direct membrane fusion.

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Virus entry into host cellMembrane penetrationEndocytosisMembrane fusionReceptor engagement

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InfectionViral pathogenesis

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