Viral Proteins

Viral Proteins are essential biomolecules produced by viruses to facilitate infection, replication, and interaction with host cells. These proteins include structural components such as capsid and envelope proteins, as well as non-structural proteins that regulate viral genome replication and immune evasion. Studying viral proteins is crucial for understanding viral pathogenesis, vaccine development, and antiviral drug design. Our collection of high-quality viral proteins offers researchers reliable tools for virology, immunology, and molecular biology studies, enabling breakthroughs in infectious disease research and therapeutic innovation.