Rabies

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Microscopic image depicting a rabies virus protein shape-shifting to bind RNA and access cellular compartments, illustrating viral control in host cells for antiviral development.
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Shape‑shifting protein helps explain how rabies virus commandeers host cells

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Australian researchers report that a rabies virus protein changes shape and binds RNA to access liquid-like cellular compartments, offering a unifying explanation for how the virus exerts broad control with few genes. The work, published October 29, 2025, in Nature Communications, could inform future antivirals and vaccines, the team says.

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