Jean-Yves Sgro
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| Created: 17 Sep 2012 | Modified: 17 Sep 2012 | VIEW SLIDESHOW |
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![Pariacoto Virus protein capsid (cut in half) and structured RNA genome. Mostly used as a model virus in the laboratory, the virus was originally isolated in Peru from the Southern Armyworm [Spodoptera eridania]. This atomic structure was modeled with internal double-stranded portion of RNA (the genome is single stranded but it can fold back onto itself to become locally double-stranded). The RNA is modeled as a dodecahedral cage which posesses the same 5-, 3-, and 2-fold symmetry as that of the protein icosahedral shell. Rendering with ambient occlusion shadowing helps distinguish surface features. View is roughly along the 5-fold icosahedral symmetry axis. Individual small spheres are atoms making up the proteins.](http://cdn.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000jqWmgE.h7Pc/t/200/I0000jqWmgE.h7Pc.jpg)
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