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which then follow the genetic instructionsto createthe spike protein
Being that spikes found on the surface of the virus is what makes the virus look the way they do , the scientists analysed these spikesis composedof the spike protein
to force the ribosomes of the cellsto createspike proteins
of two halves(passive) are composedSpike proteins
to bind to a human cell and uncoil , blowing a hole in the cell wall that lets the virus in(passive) are designedSpike proteins
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Jason McLellan ’s lab at the University of Texas at Austin(passive) invented byThe HexaPro spike protein
the immunodominant epitopesdiscoveredon the spike protein
of two subunits , S1 and S2(passive) is composedThe spike protein
of two transmembrane subunits , E1 and E2 , plus E3 , a peripheral polypeptide(passive) is composedThe spike protein
the RNA 's abilityto createthe spike protein
the researchers in Seattle(passive) discovered bythe spike protein
Activation of the Semliki Forest viruscausesspike protein precursor
that instructs cellsto createspike proteins
the University of Texas in February(passive) was discovered bya spike protein
to lock this protein in its native shape , allowing the human immune system to be able to recognize and then neutralize the virus(passive) is designedspike protein ’ and
that accommodates the directionsto createthe spike protein
of two transmembrane … ( More ) Membrane and protein interactions of a soluble form of the Semliki Forest virus fusion protein(passive) is composedThe spike protein
of three identical chains , that together form a complex with a small domain inside the virus , a membrane - spanning segment , and a large ectodomain that extends outward from the virus(passive) is composedThe spike protein
a single base mutation A to G at location 23403(passive) caused bythe spike protein
2002 - 2003 SARS - CoV-2 The viruscausesCovid-19 Spike Protein
the body ’s immune response and inhibits the development of protective antibodies that can stop the virus to eat up the living cells in our bodytriggersthe body ’s immune response and inhibits the development of protective antibodies that can stop the virus to eat up the living cells in our body
the immune system to make antibodies that attach to the spike proteinspromptsthe immune system to make antibodies that attach to the spike proteins
the host - HCoV membrane fusion process and inhibits the host entry of HCoVs into the target cellsto preventthe host - HCoV membrane fusion process and inhibits the host entry of HCoVs into the target cells
in the loss of enteric tropismresultin the loss of enteric tropism
your immune system to fight itto triggeryour immune system to fight it
an immune system responseshould triggeran immune system response
to protect people against COVID-19designedto protect people against COVID-19
an endocytosis pathway(passive) triggered byan endocytosis pathway
production of antibodies that will protect against exposure to COVID-19triggersproduction of antibodies that will protect against exposure to COVID-19
to trigger the immune system to destroy the SARS - CoV-2 virusdesignedto trigger the immune system to destroy the SARS - CoV-2 virus
changes to the cells that could lead to neurological effects in some COVID-19 patientscauseschanges to the cells that could lead to neurological effects in some COVID-19 patients
to down - regulation of ACE2 and more severe lung injury in mice that could be attenuated by administration of an ARB9,10ledto down - regulation of ACE2 and more severe lung injury in mice that could be attenuated by administration of an ARB9,10
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the Spike from attaching to the ACE2 receptor ... and prevents infection of the cell by the viruspreventsthe Spike from attaching to the ACE2 receptor ... and prevents infection of the cell by the virus
infection Gianluca Interlandi , research assistant professor , and Wendy Thomas , professorto preventinfection Gianluca Interlandi , research assistant professor , and Wendy Thomas , professor
in relatively high reactogenicityresultin relatively high reactogenicity
a vaccine which will be tested on miceto createa vaccine which will be tested on mice
and synthesized using chemical methodwas designedand synthesized using chemical method
binding with the ACE2 receptor https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0924857920301102preventingbinding with the ACE2 receptor https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0924857920301102
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the disease to spreadcausesthe disease to spread
of three identical subunits that bind togetheris composedof three identical subunits that bind together
the SARS - CoV-2 virus from binding to human cellspreventthe SARS - CoV-2 virus from binding to human cells
a furin cleavage site for passage into a cellcreatinga furin cleavage site for passage into a cell
entry and be filtered out by the liverto prevententry and be filtered out by the liver
from the collaborative research at North Carolina University with Chinaresultingfrom the collaborative research at North Carolina University with China
on the surface of the virusdiscoveredon the surface of the virus
to the development of the first vaccine candidate approved for clinical trialsledto the development of the first vaccine candidate approved for clinical trials
a novel human - infecting coronavirusthereby creatinga novel human - infecting coronavirus
the cellular and viral membranescausingthe cellular and viral membranes
useful antibodiescreatesuseful antibodies
the charge in the invasion of cellsleadsthe charge in the invasion of cells
a localized conformational change in the trimeric spike.by single particle ( icosahedral ) reconstruction ... at 9.0 A resolution # 1causesa localized conformational change in the trimeric spike.by single particle ( icosahedral ) reconstruction ... at 9.0 A resolution # 1
the virus from infecting healthy cellspreventingthe virus from infecting healthy cells
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macrophages to be directed towards intense inflammation rather than tissue regeneration and repaircausesmacrophages to be directed towards intense inflammation rather than tissue regeneration and repair
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to fusion of the virion membrane to the endosomal membraneleadingto fusion of the virion membrane to the endosomal membrane
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