Viral assembly is an intriguing topic of biophysics that can be studied using concepts of soft matter physics. Although huge efforts have been made to synthesize hybrid or non-hybrid supramolecular assemblies with viral proteins, the fundamental mechanisms of self-assembly are yet poorly understood. In particular, the kinetic pathway in which the proteins interact with the genome to form highly symmetrical monodisperse architectures are not completely solved.In the first part of this thesis, the Time-Resolved Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering (TR-SAXS) technique is used to probe the kinetics of both self-assembly and disassembly of empty capsids built up from the proteins of the Cowpea Chlorotic Mottle Virus (CCMV). Chemical kinetics models coup...
While the structure of a multitude of viral particles has been resolved to atomistic detail, their a...
International audienceViral capsids derived from an icosahedral plant virus widely used in physical ...
A new pathway for the assembly of viral capsid protein around inorganic nanoparticle cores was obser...
L’auto-assemblage de particules virales est un sujet de recherche qui suscite beaucoup d’intérêt d...
The self-assembly and disassembly of virus capsids, critical stages of the viral cycle, is a subject...
International audienceThe survival of viruses partly relies on their ability to self-assemble inside...
Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus (CCMV) is a widely used model for virus replication studies. A major c...
International audienceViruses are astonishing edifices in which hundreds of molecular building block...
Self-assembled protein cages are versatile building blocks in the construction of biomolecular nanos...
AbstractCapsids of spherical viruses share a common architecture: an icosahedral arrangement of iden...
Cowpea mosaic virus is a plant-infecting member of the Picornavirales and is of major interest in th...
Viruses are self-replicating nucleoprotein complexes that have the ability to cause diseases and are...
Viruses are known for infecting all classes of living organisms on Earth, whether vegetal or animal....
AbstractA fundamental step in the replication of a viral particle is the self-assembly of its rigid ...
International audienceThe self-assembly kinetics for a norovirus capsid protein were probed by time-...
While the structure of a multitude of viral particles has been resolved to atomistic detail, their a...
International audienceViral capsids derived from an icosahedral plant virus widely used in physical ...
A new pathway for the assembly of viral capsid protein around inorganic nanoparticle cores was obser...
L’auto-assemblage de particules virales est un sujet de recherche qui suscite beaucoup d’intérêt d...
The self-assembly and disassembly of virus capsids, critical stages of the viral cycle, is a subject...
International audienceThe survival of viruses partly relies on their ability to self-assemble inside...
Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus (CCMV) is a widely used model for virus replication studies. A major c...
International audienceViruses are astonishing edifices in which hundreds of molecular building block...
Self-assembled protein cages are versatile building blocks in the construction of biomolecular nanos...
AbstractCapsids of spherical viruses share a common architecture: an icosahedral arrangement of iden...
Cowpea mosaic virus is a plant-infecting member of the Picornavirales and is of major interest in th...
Viruses are self-replicating nucleoprotein complexes that have the ability to cause diseases and are...
Viruses are known for infecting all classes of living organisms on Earth, whether vegetal or animal....
AbstractA fundamental step in the replication of a viral particle is the self-assembly of its rigid ...
International audienceThe self-assembly kinetics for a norovirus capsid protein were probed by time-...
While the structure of a multitude of viral particles has been resolved to atomistic detail, their a...
International audienceViral capsids derived from an icosahedral plant virus widely used in physical ...
A new pathway for the assembly of viral capsid protein around inorganic nanoparticle cores was obser...