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The hydrophobic domain of infectious bronchitis virus e protein alters the host secretory pathway and is important for release of infectious virus
Travis R. Ruch,
Carolyn E. Machamer
School of Medicine
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Infectious bronchitis virus
100%
Virus Release
87%
Secretory Pathway
75%
Proteins
23%
Golgi Apparatus
11%
Cell Membrane
10%
Ion Channels
9%
Viruses
6%
Virus Assembly
6%
Coronavirus
6%
Lipid Bilayers
5%
Virion
4%
Infections
4%
Phenotype
2%
Agriculture & Biology
Infectious bronchitis virus
84%
viruses
41%
proteins
21%
ion channels
11%
plasma membrane
11%
Golgi apparatus
9%
virus assembly
7%
Coronavirinae
6%
lipid bilayers
5%
mutants
5%
infection
5%
virion
4%
phenotype
3%
cells
1%