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Palmitoylation of glycoproteins under low temperature enhances SVCV replication
The temperature of water is a crucial factor that affects rhabdovirus infections in fish. Numerous rhabdoviruses, known for their high infectivity at relative low water temperatures (below 20°C), have led to significant economic impacts on global aquaculture. However, the molecular mechanisms under
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