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The Capsid and Tegument of the Alphaherpesviruses Are Linked by an Interaction between the UL25 and VP1/2 Proteins

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FIG. 1. The VP1/2 CBD is conserved in HSV-1 and PRV. (A) Verocells transiently expressing VP1/2cbd from either HSV-1 or PRV fused
FIG. 2. UL25 is required for VP1/2cbd localization to capsid as-semblons. Vero cells were transfected with the PRV mCherry-VP1/
FIG. 3. VP1/2cbd is associated with capsids isolated from PRV-infected cell nuclei. (A) Representative image of capsids isolated from theinfected cell nuclei
FIG. 4. VP1/2cbd and UL25 interact in the absence of other viral proteins. (A) Illustration of GFP-VP1/2 fusion proteins
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