TRIM21 inhibits porcine epidemic diarrhea virus proliferation by proteasomal degradation of the nucleocapsid protein
Hua Wang(Henan University), Tongling Shan(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute), Sujie Dong(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute), Wenzhen Qin(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute), Dage Sun(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute), Huanjie Zhai(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute), Hai Yu(Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada), Yajuan Jiao(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute), Hao Zheng(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute), Xiaoyong Chen(Zhejiang Normal University), Ning Kong(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Tong Wu(University of Chicago), Lingxue Yu(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute), Guangzhi Tong(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences)
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