ab18628-100ug，Anti-HIV2 gp36 a

The HIV2 gp36 protein also known as the gp-36 protein or simply gp36 plays a vital role in the viral entry process of HIV-2. With an approximate molecular mass of 36 kDa gp36 is a transmembrane glycoprotein expressed primarily on the surface of the HIV-2 virus. It facilitates the fusion of the viral membrane with the host cell allowing the virus to inject its genetic material into the host. The protein forms part of the envelope glycoprotein complex and is necessary for the structural integrity and infectivity of the virus./ Biological function summary/ Gp36 of HIV impacts virus-host interactions by mediating the fusion between the viral envelope and the target cell membrane. This protein forms part of the envelope glycoprotein complex which includes other proteins such as gp105. Through interactions with cellular receptors gp36 aids in the initial stages of infection by enabling viral entry into host cells. This interaction characterizes its important function in the pathogenesis and life cycle of HIV-2./