Viral Infection: Virus Entry and Subsequent Steps
Successful viral infection requires that a virus enters a cell and hijacks the host cell machinery to replicate its genome and make viral proteins. Ari Helenius tells us how this happens.
With: Ari Helenius
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| Virus Entry | 
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Replication of viruses, viral attachment to host surface, endocytosis of the viral particles | 40:10 |
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| Endocytosis and Penetration | 
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Viral infection, virus internalization, viral replication | 30:18 |
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| Open Sesame: Cell Entry and Vaccinia Virus | 
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Vaccinia virus life cycle - cell binding, signaling, and endocytosis | 30:25 |
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