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Annexin A2 in virus infection
Julia R. Taylor
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Joseph G. Skeate
, W. Martin Kast
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Immunology and Microbiology
Viral Disease
100%
Endocytosis
100%
Exocytosis
100%
Virus
50%
Viral Pathogenesis
50%
Viral Life Cycle
50%
Protein Expression
50%
Cell Function
50%
Maturation
50%
Host Factor
50%
RNA Binding
50%
Gene Replication
50%
Cell Membrane
50%
Virology
50%
Cytoplasm Vesicle
50%
Replication
50%
Host-Cell Factor
50%
Keyphrases
Virus Infection
100%
Annexin A2 (ANXA2)
100%
Annexin
100%
S100A10
22%
Protein Expression
11%
Mini
11%
Virus
11%
Virology
11%
Cell Surface Receptor
11%
Host Cell Factors
11%
Cell Targeting
11%
Cell Behavior
11%
Host Factors
11%
Viral Infection
11%
Epithelial Cells
11%
Transmembrane Domain
11%
Genome-wide Expression
11%
Plasma Membrane
11%
Replication Machinery
11%
Membrane Protein
11%
Main Phase
11%
Exocytosis
11%
Endocytosis
11%
Viral Life Cycle
11%
Cell Processes
11%
Translational Regulation
11%
Egress
11%
Outer Leaflet
11%
RNA Binding
11%
Viral Pathogenesis
11%
Inner Leaflet
11%
Domain Organization
11%
Heterotetramer
11%
Genome Replication
11%
Recurrent Themes
11%
Intracellular Activity
11%
Endocytosis/exocytosis
11%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Annexin A2
100%
Virus
100%
Lipocortin
100%
Exocytosis
28%
Endocytosis
28%
S100A10
28%
Heterotetramer
14%
Life Cycle
14%
Protein Expression
14%
Maturation
14%
Cell Function
14%
RNA Binding
14%
Translational Regulation
14%
Gene Replication
14%
Membrane Protein
14%
Cell Membrane
14%
Host-Cell Factor
14%