Technical Articles

The Nipah virus, as a highly lethal zoonotic pathogen, relies critically on its glycoprotein G for invading host cells, playing an irreplaceable role in this process. In-depth research into the structure and function of the G protein not only helps elucidate the virus's pathogenic mechanisms but also provides a vital molecular target for vaccine development and antiviral drug design. Recombinant G protein and its derivatives serve as essential research tools, demonstrating broad application prospects in virology studies and the development of immunodetection technologies.