Norovirus is enclosed by a structure known as a capsid. Alcohol cannot get through it, which is why alcohol-based hand sanitizers do not kill norovirus. “It’s resistant to many common ...

Further investigations showed that the two structures of mouse norovirus particles switch depending on aqueous conditions. Viral particles showed the type A structure in lower pH solutions ...

and belongs to the same genus as human norovirus, and has a very similar genome structure, and morphology. Nonetheless, the researchers were able to measure the specific binding strength of human ...

Norovirus—a highly contagious virus known ... It's very contagious and it has a "shell" (capsid) surrounding the virus structure. It is the most common cause of gastrointestinal infections ...

Closeup looks at several strains of norovirus reveal that the vomit- and ... Only one strain has ever been crystallized to reveal its structure at the atomic level. “We have no idea what cells ...

We are gratified to have determined the first crystal structure of GII.17 protease and demonstrated broad-spectrum antiviral activity of CDI-988 against newly circulating major norovirus GII.

By Emily Schmall There have been an unusually high number of norovirus outbreaks sickening ... expect hand sanitizer alone to protect you: The structure of the virus makes it less susceptible ...

We are gratified to have determined the first crystal structure of GII.17 protease and demonstrated broad-spectrum antiviral activity of CDI-988 against newly circulating major norovirus GII.

Norovirus is a type of virus that typically infects the gastrointestinal tract and can infect individuals of all ages. It's very contagious and it has a “shell” (capsid) surrounding the virus ...