LA JOLLA, CA – August 23, 2010 – After more than a decade of research, Scripps Research Institute scientists have pieced together the structure of a human adenovirus—the largest complex ever ...

The study was published in the journal Science on August 27, 2010. "We learned a number of important things about the virus from the structure, including how its key contacts are involved in its ...

The map could help scientists re-engineer the virus for gene therapy and create ... Scripps researchers piece together adenovirus structure. Aug 31, 2010 7:32am. Research.

Findings from the new study were published recently in Science Advances through an article titled, “The structure of enteric human adenovirus 41—A leading cause of diarrhea in children.” ...

In humans, adenovirus infections most commonly cause mild respiratory symptoms, but sometimes, the viruses can cause severe disease; people with compromised immune systems, existing respiratory ...

It is somewhat fitting that the pronunciation of adenovirus sounds a little like "I don't know" virus. After all, how well do you know the virus that has now infected at least 18 kids and ...

Researchers at Umeå University in Sweden have for the first time at the atomic level succeeded in mapping what a virus looks like that causes diarrhea and annually kills about 50,000 children in ...

Is adenovirus the same as r espiratory syncytial virus (RSV)? Adenoviruses and RSV can cause similar symptoms, like coughing, fever, and runny nose. Like adenoviruses, RSV is common among children.

We determined the structure of the adenovirus serotype 2 (Ad2, species C) E3-19K–HLA-A2 complex to 1.95-Å resolution. Ad2 E3-19K binds to the N terminus of the HLA-A2 groove, contacting the α1 ...

Each protein subunit is folded into a "double jelly-roll" configuration found in many virus capsids. Sputnik attaches to and enters host amoebas, encountering a more acidic environment that apparently ...

Find out everything about adenoviruses, from what they are and what symptoms to watch out for to how adenoviruses are used in vaccines, such as those for COVID-19.