The phrase "and release of assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing, production, or legal documents where the assembly of components is being discussed, particularly in terms of releasing or finalizing the assembly process.
Example: "The final step in the production process involves the inspection and release of assembly to ensure quality standards are met."
Alternatives: "and issuance of assembly" or "and approval of assembly".
Glycosylation of WNV E protein at this site is thought to enhance virus dissemination in the infected host by increasing the efficiency of assembly and release of virus particles from infected cells (27 ).
The p7 channel has been shown to facilitate efficient assembly and release of infectious virions, thus has been sought after as a potential anti-HCV drug target.
However, RNA replication is poor in mouse cells, and it is not clear whether they support assembly and release of infectious HCV particles.
The HTLV-1 structural genes are responsible for the synthesis of proteins involved in the entry, assembly and release of particles during viral infection.
This review focuses on the chemistry of the RAFT process and its potential for preparing well-defined block copolymers and conjugates capable of stimuli-responsive assembly and release of bioactive agents in the physiological environment.
Analysis of reciprocal heterokaryons suggested that the cellular factor(s) required for efficient assembly and release of infectious virions is lacking in murine cells but appears to be functionally present in mink as well as human cells.
Plasmid-mediated expression of selected viral proteins results in the spontaneous assembly and release of VLPs.
Expression of retroviral Gag polyprotein is generally sufficient for the assembly and release of non-infectious virus like particles (VLPs).
p7 is essential for efficient assembly and release of infectious virions indicating that p7 is primarily involved in the late phase of the virus replication cycle [17].
These data indicate that vRNPs utilize MT structure for their translocation inside the cytoplasm, which is likely to be required for efficient assembly and release of progeny virions.
