Vaccinia Virus WR53.5/F14.5 Protein Is a New Component of Intracellular Mature Virus and Is Important for Calcium-Independent Cell Adhesion and Vaccinia Virus Virulence in Mice

Por Izmailyan, Roza, Chang, Wen
Publicado em 2008

Vaccinia Virus A25 and A26 Proteins Are Fusion Suppressors for Mature Virions and Determine Strain-Specific Virus Entry Pathways into HeLa, CHO-K1, and L Cells

Por Chang, Shu-Jung, Chang, Yu-Xun, Izmailyan, Roza, Tang, Yin-Liang, Chang, Wen
Publicado em 2010

Evidence of hemolysis in pigs infected with highly virulent African swine fever virus

Por Karalyan, Zaven, Zakaryan, Hovakim, Arakelova, Elina, Aivazyan, Violeta, Tatoyan, Marina, Kotsinyan, Armen, Izmailyan, Roza, Karalova, Elena
Publicado no Vet World (2016)

Evaluation of Viral Genome Copies Within Viral Factories on Different DNA Viruses

Por Karalyan, Zaven A., Izmailyan, Roza A., Abroyan, Liana O., Avetisyan, Aida S., Hakobyan, Lina A., Zakaryan, Hovakim S., Karalova, Elena M.
Publicado no J Histochem Cytochem (2018)

Integrin β1 Mediates Vaccinia Virus Entry through Activation of PI3K/Akt Signaling

Por Izmailyan, Roza, Hsao, Jye-Chian, Chung, Che-Sheng, Chen, Chein-Hung, Hsu, Paul Wei-Che, Liao, Chung-Lin, Chang, Wen
Publicado em 2012