Viruses are in many ways fascinating biological systems. They vary in their structure, their replication methods, and in their target hosts. They are the smallest self-replicating and self-assembling entities on Earth. Viruses are partly made of a protein shell called the capsid, the most important and interesting component as it encloses their genetic material. The main role of the capsid is to protect the viral genome. As a result and despite their smallness, they have evolved to sustain high external or internal constraints. However, the mechanisms underlying the appearance of viruses (through the capsids shape) and those that bring their high resistances are still poorly understood. Such problematics are of great interest as they could ...
AbstractThe current rapid growth in the use of nanosized particles is fueled in part by our increase...
AbstractThe mechanical properties of viral shells are crucial for viral assembly and infection. To s...
Viruses are nanoscale infectious agents constructed of a proteinaceous capsid that protects the pack...
Viruses are in many ways fascinating biological systems. They vary in their structure, their replica...
Viruses are in many ways fascinating biological systems. They vary in their structure, their replica...
Les différentes propriétés des virus en font des objets intéressants et fascinants. On peut en trouv...
Les différentes propriétés des virus en font des objets intéressants et fascinants. On peut en trouv...
Les différentes propriétés des virus en font des objets intéressants et fascinants. On peut en trouv...
AbstractVirus capsids and crystalline surfactant vesicles are two examples of self-assembled shells ...
AbstractA series of recent nanoindentation experiments on the protein shells (capsids) of viruses ha...
Viruses are an important subject to biological research. In particular their astonishing ability to ...
A coarse-grained model is used to study the mechanical response of 35 virus capsids of symmetries T ...
Viruses are an important subject to biological research. In particular their astonishing ability to...
Viruses are an important subject to biological research. In particular their astonishing ability to...
Recent studies reveal that the mechanical properties of virus particles may have been shaped by evol...
AbstractThe current rapid growth in the use of nanosized particles is fueled in part by our increase...
AbstractThe mechanical properties of viral shells are crucial for viral assembly and infection. To s...
Viruses are nanoscale infectious agents constructed of a proteinaceous capsid that protects the pack...
Viruses are in many ways fascinating biological systems. They vary in their structure, their replica...
Viruses are in many ways fascinating biological systems. They vary in their structure, their replica...
Les différentes propriétés des virus en font des objets intéressants et fascinants. On peut en trouv...
Les différentes propriétés des virus en font des objets intéressants et fascinants. On peut en trouv...
Les différentes propriétés des virus en font des objets intéressants et fascinants. On peut en trouv...
AbstractVirus capsids and crystalline surfactant vesicles are two examples of self-assembled shells ...
AbstractA series of recent nanoindentation experiments on the protein shells (capsids) of viruses ha...
Viruses are an important subject to biological research. In particular their astonishing ability to ...
A coarse-grained model is used to study the mechanical response of 35 virus capsids of symmetries T ...
Viruses are an important subject to biological research. In particular their astonishing ability to...
Viruses are an important subject to biological research. In particular their astonishing ability to...
Recent studies reveal that the mechanical properties of virus particles may have been shaped by evol...
AbstractThe current rapid growth in the use of nanosized particles is fueled in part by our increase...
AbstractThe mechanical properties of viral shells are crucial for viral assembly and infection. To s...
Viruses are nanoscale infectious agents constructed of a proteinaceous capsid that protects the pack...