Primate TRIM5 proteins form hexagonal nets on HIV-1 capsids

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RT @CedricFeschotte: How primate TRIM5 proteins trap #HIV & other retroviral capsids. 2 cool papers in @eLife https://t.co/HMtyyH2BR8 https…

How primate TRIM5 proteins trap #HIV & other retroviral capsids. 2 cool papers in @eLife https://t.co/HMtyyH2BR8 https://t.co/YNnh2Jjv95

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RT @viropractor: TRIM5 captures HIV capsids in 'hexagonal nets'. How cool! @Elife https://t.co/pPFdbH3K76

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