The HIV-1 capsid, composed of capsid (CA) proteins arranged into a conical surface lattice, serves as a critical platform for host–pathogen interactions. Many host cofactors regulate HIV-1 infection by selectively recognizing the higher-order CA lattice rather than individual monomers or capsomers. Among these, Myxovir...
Ya-Nan Zhu, J. Rey, Juan Shen et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
IP6 is established as a proviral regulator that couples nanoscale pore dynamics, intersubunit contact reconfiguration, and mechanical resilience of the HIV-1 capsid, providing a unified mechanistic framework for its role in viral replication.
Y. Knelissen, Judith Escrig, Amanda C. Macke et al.· ACS Nano· 0 citations
Atomic force microscopy nanoindentation simulations of CypA-decorated capsids reveal that CypA acts as a stoichiometric regulator of capsid mechanical response, highlighting how surface ligand binding programs the mechanical response of protein nanocapsules, offering principles for stimuli-responsive biomolecular mater...
J. Rey, Alexander J. Bryer, J. Perilla· Small· 0 citations
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