Functional Modules In Viruses

Is there any study about grouping proteins in viruses as functional modules?

As an organism, proteins inside viruses should also be working in groups and form certain functional modules.

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written 13.1 years ago by rein07 •

what is the meaning of organism inside virus? also do you mean by module a domain proteins inside virus?

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written 13.1 years ago by Medhat

of course there are studies on nucleocapsid assembly.. perhaps you can ask this question at biology-stackexchange

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written 13.1 years ago by Bharat Iyengar

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