Membrane permeabilization of the African horse sickness virus VP5 protein is mediated by two N-terminal amphipathic α-helices.

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Membrane permeabilization of the African horse sickness virus VP5 protein is mediated by two N-terminal amphipathic α-helices.

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Membrane permeabilization of t ...... erminal amphipathic α-helices.

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Henk Huismans

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Liesel Stassen

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Jacques Theron

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