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The Receptors section is split into three subsections:
- the virus receptors we used to bind to various viruses,
- the autotransporter secretion system.
- the signal transduction system.
Contents |
Viral Receptors
We designed and engineered four different receptors to bind viruses:
| CD4 (for binding HIV)
| Integrin (for binding various viruses)
| Sialic Acid (for binding influenza)
| The scFv Antibody (for binding influenza)
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The Autotransporter Secretion System
The Autotransporter system.
Signal Transduction
When the virus binds, a Signal is transduced to downstream.
