GfV 2021

Session

24.03.2021 08:00–19:30

Title:

ePoster self study
Assembly, egress and structure

Type:

ePoster self study

Room:

Postersession 3

24.03.2021
08:00–19:30

Title:

ePoster self study
Assembly, egress and structure

Type:

ePoster self study

Room:

Postersession 3

		P 36	Functional and structural analysis of Merkel cell polyomavirus Large T-Antigen Veronika Brinschwitz (Hamburg/DE)

		P 37	In vitro characterization of patient-derived in vivo mutations within the Hepatitis E Virus genome Toni Luise Meister (Bochum/DE)

		P 38	Nipah virus matrix protein recruits the viral nucleoprotein to form inclusion bodies at the plasma membrane Nico Becker (Marburg/DE)

		P 39	Elucidating the function of the HCMV UL52 protein in viral genome cleavage-packaging Sarah Harmening (Hannover/DE)

		P 40	Intracellular assembly of hantavirus glycoproteins - quantitative comparison between old and new hantaviruses Amit Koikkarah Aji (Golm/DE)

		P 41	Dependence of the cytomegalovirus nuclear egress regulation on the expression and phosphorylation of pUL50 Sigrun Häge (Erlangen/DE)

		P 42	How NP acetylation might regulate IAV genome packaging Kevin Ciminski (Freiburg/DE)

		P 44	Characterizing the turnover of viral nonstructural proteins of the hepatitis C virus Vanessa Haberger (Langen/DE)

		P 45	A gammaherpesvirus nuclear egress complex serves as a C-capsid-specific quality checkpoint Saskia Sanders (Hamburg/DE)

		P 46	The cap-snatching mechanism of bunyaviruses Silke Olschewski (Hamburg/DE)

		P 47	Shedding light on the major antigen in COVID-19 vaccine development Christoph Schürmann (Langen/DE)

		P 48	Deciphering the role of Nicastrin in the assembly/budding of influenza A virus Swathi Sukumar (Münster/DE)

		P 49	Generation of an HIV-1 strain with a GFP_OPT-tagged Env for the analysis of the biogenesis of HIV-1 Env glycoprotein Bengisu Akbil (Berlin/DE)

		P 50	The role of inner tegument protein pp150 phosphorylation during human cytomegalovirus infection Lüder Wiebusch (Berlin/DE)

		P 51	Targeting of incoming Herpes Simplex Virus capsids to nuclear pore complexes via binding of the inner tegument protein pUL36 to the host nucleoporin Nup358 Angela Cornelius (Hannover/DE)