Virology Lectures 2020 #4: Structure of Viruses
Virus particles are constructed in three ways: with helical, icosahedral, or complex symmetry. We discuss the principles of helical and icosahedral symmetry and how larger and larger viruses are assembled. Some particles are wrapped with a lipid envelope, derived from the host cell, which is embedded with viral glycoproteins.
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Virology Lectures 2020 #5: Attachment and Entry
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Virology Lectures 2020 #1: What is a Virus?
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Virology Lectures 2026 #5: Attachment and Entry
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Virology Lectures 2020 #2: The Infectious Cycle
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