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Phosphorylation-tuned condensation links HCMV tegument assembly to membrane recruitment
Herpesviruses build complex infectious particles around a protein layer, the tegument, that lacks an ordered architecture. How this apparently amorphous material selectively assembles on the capsid and engages enveloping membranes remains unclear. Here we show that the capsid-anchored human cytomega
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