File:Protein Structure Diagram of Fusion Peptide Epitope on HIV Spike (41863579304).jpg

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    This protein structure diagram illustrates the location of the fusion peptide epitope (red) on the HIV spike (green), which projects out of the viral membrane (grey). The diagram also shows how a broadly neutralizing antibody (yellow) binds to the fusion peptide.

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    Author NIAID

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