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<StructureSection load='' size='350' side='right' caption='Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus coast protein trimer complex with RNA (PDB entry [[1cwp]])' scene='47/472643/Cv/1'>
== Function ==


===Self-Assembling Cowpea Chlorotic Mottle Virus Capsid: Nanoreactor and Scaffold for Molecular Synthesis===
'''Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus''' (CPMV) infects black-eyed pea plants.  The CPMV is composed of protein shell (capsid) and RNA. 
<scene name='47/472643/Cv/2'>Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus coast protein trimer with RNA</scene> (PDB entry [[1cwp]]).
== Relevance ==


<scene name='Cowpea_Chlorotic_Mottle_Virus/Full_capsid/2'>Assembled Capsid</scene>
CPMV is used in nanotechnology due to its pH and metal ion-dependent polymorphism which can be used for delivery of small molecules. <ref>PMID:7743132</ref>
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==3D structures of CPMV==
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[[1ny7]], [[2bfu]], [[5ms1]], [[5msh]] – CPMV small + large subunits<br />
[[5a33]] – CPMV small + large subunits – Cryo EM<br />
[[6qoz]] – CPMV small + large subunits + affimer binding protein – Cryo EM<br />
[[1cwp]] – CPMV coat protein + RNA<br />
[[1za7]] – CPMV coat protein (mutant)<br />


 
== References ==
<scene name='Cowpea_Chlorotic_Mottle_Virus/Protein_and_rna/1'>Protein Core with Stabilizing RNA Interactions</scene>
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<scene name='Cowpea_Chlorotic_Mottle_Virus/Isolated_rna/1'>Isolated RNA</scene>
 
<scene name='Cowpea_Chlorotic_Mottle_Virus/Interior_of_beta_barrel/1'>Interior of Beta Barrel</scene>
 
 
STRUCTURES OF THE NATIVE AND SWOLLEN FORMS OF COWPEA CHLOROTIC MOTTLE VIRUS DETERMINED BY X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND CRYO-ELECTRON MICROSCOPY