G Protein

RSV has two major surface glycoproteins, fusion protein F and the adhesive protein G. G mature viral particles responsible for binding to the target cell. Depending on the terminal base of the RSV G protein, RSV A and B can be divided into two subtypes. In the past decade, the mechanism of RSV-induced pathology research increasingly focused on the RSV G protein, glycoprotein and supports voice of the emerging therapeutic target. Pathological studies on a number of animal models of RSV infection in respect of reduced G-protein-mediated cell response an appropriate antiviral immune response disorders, and have been identified RSV G protein comprising a particular important CX3C chemokine motif.