The machinery for endocytosis of epidermal growth factor receptor coordinates the transport of incoming hepatitis B virus to the endosomal network
Masashi Iwamoto(Rockefeller University), Koichi Watashi(Tokyo University of Science), Akihide Ryo(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Kazane Nishioka(Tokyo University of Science), Takaji Wakita(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Sam‐Yong Park(Yokohama City University Medical Center), Masamichi Muramatsu(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Shingo Iwami(Kyushu University), Camille Sureau(Génomes, biologie cellulaire et thérapeutiques), Tetsuro Matano(Tokyo University of Science), Mio Ohki(Yokohama City University), Takayuki Ohshima(Tokushima Bunri University), Wakana Saso(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Ryuichi Sugiyama(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Hirofumi Ohashi(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Ji-Hye Yun(Yonsei University), Ryosuke Suzuki(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Hideki Aizaki(National Institute of Infectious Diseases)
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