Transmission electron microscopy images of chimeric VLP.
Bettina Huber
Christina Schellenbacher
Saeed Shafti-Keramat
Christoph Jindra
Neil Christensen
Reinhard Kirnbauer
10.1371/journal.pone.0169533.g002
https://plos.figshare.com/articles/figure/Transmission_electron_microscopy_images_of_chimeric_VLP_/4521965
<p>Purified preparations of HPV5L1-17RG1 <b>(A)</b>, HPV16L1-17RG1 <b>(B)</b>, HPV1L1-4RG1 <b>(C)</b>, HPV16L1-5L2(aa53-72) <b>(D)</b> and HPV18L1-5L2(aa53-72) <b>(E)</b> were negatively stained and visualized at 30,000-fold magnification. The size bars represent 200nm. +, tubular structures composed of pentamers; *, co-purified baculovirus contaminant.</p>
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