polyprotein str_polyprotein P123 nsP1 nsP2 nsP3 P1234 P123 nsP4 nsP1 nsP2 nsP3 p130 capsid PE2 6K E1 E3 E2 polyprotein anchored capsid protein (C) prM (M) protein E protein NS1 protein NS2a NS2b NS3 NS4a protein 2K protein NS4b NS5 capsid protein (C) M NS2Aa NS3 (cleaved) NP VP35 VP40 GP VP30 VP24 L preGP ssGP pre-sGP GP1 GP2 sGP delta_peptide Z L GPC NP GPC_G1 GPC_G2 pol str_polyprotein G1 G2 nucleocapsid protein F polyprotein core protein E1 protein E2 protein p7 protein NS2 protein NS3 protease/helicase NS4A NS4B protein NS5A protein NS5B RNA-dependent RNA polymerase N P M F G L V C Z L GPC N GPC_G1 GPC_G2 Z L NP glycoprotein G2 G1 unknown L envelope_glycoprotein NP G1 G2 Z L NP GPC GPC_G2 GPC_G1 np vp35 vp40 gp vp30 vp24 l N P M F G L V W C Click on the image to access the detailed gene map of Cowpox Virus Strain Brighton Red. ns_poly1 str_polyprotein ns_poly2 nsP1 nsP2 nsP3 ns_poly1 ns_poly2 nsP4 nsP1 nsP2 nsP3 str_polyprotein core E3 E2 6K E1 E3 E2 polyprotein AnchCap prM E NS1 NS2A NS2B NS3 NS4A 2K NS4B NS5 C M NS2Aa NS3 (cleaved)
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