It has come to my attention that my article "Latest Insights on Adenovirus Structure and Assembly" (Viruses 2012, 4, 847-877) [1] contains an inaccurate statement.
On page 864, the caption for Figure 7 reads: "There are four potential cleavage sites in pTP but they have not been experimentally verified". However, three of these sites have been experimentally confirmed in vitro using recombinant AVP and pTP, as described in Webster A, Leith I.R., Hay R.T.: Activation of adenovirus-coded protease and processing of preterminal protein. J. Virol. 1994, 68, 7292-7300 [2].
References
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- Webster, A.; Leith, I.R.; Hay, R.T. Activation of adenovirus-coded protease and processing of preterminal protein. J. Virol. 1994, 68, 7292–7300. [Google Scholar]
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