… Whereas viruses with an intact π electron orbital interaction at the … dimeric interface
replicated comparable to wild type, viruses containing an abolished π interaction were non-infectious…

… that dimerization interface mutants of M fail to assemble into viral filaments on the plasma
membrane. Additionally, budding and release of virus… and production of infectious virus, but the …

… in viral infectivity (Figure 3(a)). The wild-type was about 42 times more infectious than the …
(F130W), and >2900 times more infectious than the virus collected from cell supernatants of …

… of dimer interfaces can be differentiated, and we used the following classification of the dimer
interfaces. … hyperplasia virus type 1 (WEHV-1) PR, homodimeric equine infectious anemia …

… made at the dimeric interface abolished in … viral clone and showed that, although exogenous
RT activity mostly resembled WT levels, dimeric interface mutant viruses were non-infectious…

… site-directed mutagenesis targeting the dimer interface, as well as the … of viral infection.
Further, our studies suggest that the … Dimeric interface residues from both subunits are shown in …

… The structural description of the dimerization interface in the isolated CTD dimer is fully …
resulted in a loss of viral infectivity. Thus, the mature HIV-1 capsid/viral core does appear to have …

… Peptides mimicking one 6-strand (residues 95-99), or two &strands (residues 1-5 plus 95-99
or 95-99 plus 95-99) from the human immunodeficiency virus 1 (HIVl) interface were shown …

… viral proteins essential for the maturation and infectivity of severe acute respiratory syndrome
coronavirus 2, the virus … active as a dimer, making the dimerization interface a target for …

… a strong infection enhancing … the dimer interface located such that their replacement by
cysteine could potentially lead to formation of inter-subunit disulfide bonds and improve sE-dimer …