Structural Convergence between Cryo-EM and NMR Reveals Intersubunit Interactions Critical for HIV-1 Capsid Function
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Peijun Zhang | Gongpu Zhao | Angela M. Gronenborn | Jinwon Jung | A. Gronenborn | Peijun Zhang | Gongpu Zhao | C. Aiken | Xin Meng | Ruifeng Yang | I. Byeon | Jinwoo Ahn | Jinwoo Ahn | In-Ja L. Byeon | Jinwon Jung | Xin Meng | Christopher Aiken | Ruifeng Yang | Jiong Shi | Jason Concel | Jiong Shi | Jason Concel
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