Comprehensive Analysis of The Relationship Between Triangulation Number, Baltimore Classification, Hosts, Point Arrays, and Gauge Points of Each Type of Spherical Virus
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Authors
Roof, Danielle A.
Issue Date
2021
Type
Presentation
Language
en_US
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Abstract
Spherical viruses use Affine Extended
Icosahedral Symmetry (AEIS) when forming their
capsids.
Protruding features of viruses located on
Icosahedral Great Circles.
Point Arrays extend Icosahedral Symmetry.
Point Arrays reveal new understanding of capsid
geometry and genetic material within.
Point Arrays suggest new rules for interior and
exterior surface modifications.
Set of 9 Gauge Points are only used by RNA
viruses.
Suggests that the 5’ axis is the least restrictive.
Suggests that Gauge Point 1 is the least
restrictive of the 21 Gauge Points.
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1 Broadside. 48"W x 36"H
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Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College
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