Изучение олигосахаридной специфичности нейраминидазы вируса гриппа
Диссертация
Специфичность нейраминидазы вируса гриппа определяется не антигенным подтипом (H1N1, H5N1 или H9N2), а видом организма-хозяина. Вирусы, выделенные от любого хозяина, более эффективно гидролизуют а2−3, чем а2-б-сиалилолигосахариды, но значительно отличаются между собой по скорости гидролиза а2−3-рецепторов, которая уменьшается в ряду: вирусы водоплавающей птицы вирусы домашней птицы вирусы свиньи… Читать ещё >
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