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Towards a mechanism of function of the viral ion channel vpu from hiv-1
T. Mehnert
, Y. H. Lam
, P. J. Judge
, A. Routh
, D. Fischer
, A. Watts
, W. B. Fischer
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 (HIV-1)
100%
Functional Mechanism
100%
Viral Ion Channel
100%
Virus-like Particles
50%
Infected Cells
50%
Transmembrane Helix
50%
Oligomeric
50%
Channel Activity
50%
Reconstitution
50%
Integral Membrane Protein
50%
New Virus
50%
Open Time
50%
Constant Electric Field
50%
Transmembrane Domain
50%
Electric Potential
50%
Channel Opening
50%
Conductance States
50%
Voltage-independent
50%
Dipole Moment
50%
Electric Field (E-field)
50%
Voltage-dependent Activation
50%
Ion Channel Activity
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1
100%
Vpu
100%
Ion Channel
100%
Electric Potential
75%
Electric Field
50%
Peptide
50%
Virus Particle
25%
Conductance
25%
Integral Membrane Protein
25%
Dipole
25%
Transmembrane Domain
25%
Immunology and Microbiology
Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1
100%
Vpu
100%
Ion Channel
100%
Electric Potential
75%
Electric Field
50%
Peptides
50%
Virus Particle
25%
Conductance
25%
Dipole
25%
Neuroscience
Ion Channel
100%
Peptide
100%
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
50%
Integral Membrane Protein
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Electric Field
100%
Peptide
100%
Electric Potential
50%
Dipole Moment
50%
Material Science
Peptide
100%