Ronja Rabea Paschke

Viroporins are a family of small, ion channel-forming viral membrane proteins that play essential roles at various steps of the viral life cycle and, thus, during infection.1 To date, many viroporins, such as the HIV-1 Vpu, Hepatitis p7, and SARS CoV-2 E protein, have been characterized regarding their structure, function, and virological significance.2 However, while new members are added steadily to this class of proteins,3 it was the M2 proton channel from Influenza A virus (IAV)4 that...

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