Anti-Adenovirus type 1 hexon E11 抗体 [1-M-13]

補足情報

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Biological function summary

The hexon protein contributes critically to the stability and structure of adenovirus particles and assists in viral entry and disassembly inside the host cell. As part of the adenovirus capsid complex it interacts with other viral proteins such as penton base and fiber proteins. This protein also plays a role in immune evasion by binding to cellular molecules that modulate host immune response.

Pathways

The hexon protein is involved in the viral entry pathway influencing the attachment and internalization of the virus into host cells. The internalization often involves interactions with the CAR (Coxsackie and adenovirus receptor) protein. Additionally it participates in the adenovirus replication pathway where multiple viral proteins including the DNA polymerase coordinate for successful viral replication within the host cell.