2015•Protein Expression and PurificationOpen access

Full-length trimeric influenza virus hemagglutinin II membrane fusion protein and shorter constructs lacking the fusion peptide or transmembrane domain: Hyperthermostability of the full-length protein and the soluble ectodomain and fusion peptide make significant contributions to fusion of membrane vesicles

Punsisi U. Ratnayake, E.A. Prabodha Ekanayaka, Sweta S Komanduru, David P. Weliky

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Key concepts: Ectodomain, Lipid bilayer fusion, Hemagglutinin (influenza), Trimer, Fusion protein, Transmembrane protein, Transmembrane domain, Biophysics

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