[1]Mapping of epitopes of VP2 protein of chicken anemia virus using monoclonal antibodies. Wang, Xiaoyan,Gao, Honglei,Gao, Yulong,Fu, Chaoyang,Wang, Zhi,Lu, Guili,Cheng, Yu,Wang, Xiaomei. 2007

[2]Ribosomal protein L4 interacts with viral protein VP3 and regulates the replication of infectious bursal disease virus. Chen, Yuming,Lu, Zhen,Zhang, Lizhou,Gao, Li,Wang, Nian,Gao, Xiang,Wang, Yongqiang,Li, Kai,Gao, Yulong,Cui, Hongyu,Gao, Honglei,Liu, Changjun,Zhang, Yanping,Qi, Xiaole,Wang, Xiaomei,Wang, Xiaomei.

[3]C-terminal region of apoptin affects chicken anemia virus replication and virulence. Wang, Yongqiang,Hu, Yonghao,Chen, Hualan,Wang, Yongqiang,Song, Xiuqing,Gao, Honglei,Wang, Xiaoyan,Gao, Yulong,Qi, Xiaole,Qin, Liting,Lin, Huan,Gao, Li,Yao, Shuai,Han, Chunyan,Wang, Xiaomei,Chen, Hualan. 2017

[4]gamma gamma The chicken TH1 response: Potential therapeutic applications of ChIFTrrr. Guo, Pengju,Thomas, Jesse D.,Bruce, Matthew P.,Hinton, Tracey M.,Bean, Andrew G. D.,Lowenthal, John W.,Guo, Pengju,Thomas, Jesse D.,Bruce, Matthew P.,Hinton, Tracey M.,Guo, Pengju,Lowenthal, John W.. 2013

[5]Assessing the efficacy of an inactivated chicken anemia virus vaccine. Zhang, Xinheng,Wu, Boliang,Chen, Weiguo,Dai, Zhenkai,Bi, Yingzuo,Xie, Qingmei,Zhang, Xinheng,Wu, Boliang,Liu, Yuanjia,Bi, Yingzuo,Xie, Qingmei,Liu, Yuanjia,Chen, Weiguo,Xie, Qingmei,Chen, Weiguo,Dai, Zhenkai,Xie, Qingmei.

[6]Antigenic structure analysis of VP3 of infectious bursal disease virus. Deng, Xiaoyun,Gao, Yulong,Gao, Honglei,Qi, Xiaole,Cheng, Yu,Wang, Xiaoyan,Wang, Xiaomei. 2007

[7]Kobuvirus VP3 protein restricts the IFN-beta-triggered signaling pathway by inhibiting STAT2-IRF9 and STAT2-STAT2 complex formation. Peng, Qianqian,Lan, Xi,Wang, Chen,Wang, Junyong,Zhu, Qiyun,Ren, Yujie,Yue, Ningning,Zhong, Bo,Zhong, Bo. 2017

[8]A single amino acid in the C-terminus of VP3 protein influences the replication of attenuated infectious bursal disease virus in vitro and in vivo. Wang, Yongqiang,Qi, Xiaole,Kang, Zhonghui,Yu, Fei,Qin, Liting,Gao, Honglei,Gao, Yulong,Wang, Xiaomei. 2010

[9]Generation and evaluation of a recombinant genotype VII Newcastle disease virus expressing VP3 protein of Goose parvovirus as a bivalent vaccine in goslings. Wang, Jianzhong,Cong, Yanlong,Yin, Renfu,Ding, Zhuang,Wang, Jianzhong,Cong, Yanlong,Yin, Renfu,Ding, Zhuang,Wang, Chunfeng,Feng, Na,Yang, Songtao,Xia, Xianzhu,Xiao, Yueqiang,Wang, Wenxiu,Liu, Xiufan,Hu, Shunlin,Ding, Chan,Yu, Shengqing.

[10]Function of VP2 Protein in the Stability of the Secondary Structure of Virus-like Particles of Genogroup II Norovirus at Different pH Levels: Function of VP2 Protein in the Stability of NoV VLPs. Yao Lin,Li Fengling,Wang Lianzhu,Zhai Yuxiu,Jiang Yanhua. 2014

[11]The down-regulation of casein kinase 1 alpha as a host defense response against infectious bursal disease virus infection. Zhang, Lizhou,Li, Hui,Chen, Yuming,Gao, Xiang,Lu, Zhen,Gao, Li,Wang, Yongqiang,Gao, Yulong,Gao, Honglei,Liu, Changjun,Cui, Hongyu,Zhang, Yanping,Pan, Qing,Qi, Xiaole,Wang, Xiaomei,Wang, Xiaomei.

[12]Recombinant Lactococcus lactis co-expressing OmpH of an M cell-targeting ligand and IBDV-VP2 protein provide immunological protection in chickens. Liu, Linlin,Zhang, Wang,Song, Yuxin,Wang, Wenqian,Zhang, Yuan,Wang, Tingting,Li, Kai,Pan, Qing,Qi, Xiaole,Gao, Yulong,Gao, Li,Liu, Changjun,Zhang, Yanping,Wang, Yongqiang,Wang, Xiaomei,Cui, Hongyu,Zhang, Wang,Song, Yuxin,Zhang, Yuan,He, Gaoming. 2018

[13]A single mutation in the P-BC loop of VP2 is involved in the in vitro replication of infectious bursal disease virus. Qi, Xiaole,Gao, Xiang,Lu, Zhen,Zhang, Lizhou,Wang, Yongqiang,Gao, Li,Gao, Yulong,Li, Kai,Gao, Honglei,Liu, Changjun,Cui, Hongyu,Zhang, Yanping,Wang, Xiaomei,Wang, Xiaomei. 2016

[14]Identification of a serotype-independent linear epitope of foot-and-mouth disease virus. Yang, Baolin,Wang, Mingxia,Liu, Wenming,Xu, Zhiqiang,Wang, Haiwei,Yang, Decheng,Zhou, Guohui,Yu, Li,Ma, Wenge. 2017

[15]Effects of amino acid substitutions in the VP2 B-C loop on antigenicity and pathogenicity of serotype Asia1 foot-and-mouth disease virus. Xue, Mei,Wang, Haiwei,Li, Wan,Zhou, Guohui,Tu, Yabin,Yu, Li. 2012

[16]Typing of Canine Parvovirus Strains Circulating in North-East China. Zhao, H.,Wang, J.,Cheng, Y.,Lin, P.,Zhu, H.,Yi, L.,Zhang, S.,Guo, L.,Cheng, S.,Jiang, Y.,Han, G..

[17]Naturally occurring mutations at residues 253 and 284 in VP2 contribute to the cell tropism and virulence of very virulent infectious bursal disease virus. Qi, Xiaole,Gao, Honglei,Gao, Yulong,Qin, Liting,Wang, Yongqiang,Gao, Li,Wang, Xiaomei,Qi, Xiaole. 2009

[18]Molecular epidemiology of Aleutian mink disease virus in China. Wang, Zhenjun,Wu, Wei,Hu, Bo,Zhang, Hailing,Bai, Xue,Zhao, Jianjun,Zhang, Lei,Yan, Xijun.

[19]Fine Mapping of a Foot-and-mouth Disease Virus Epitope Recognized by Serotype-Independent Monoclonal Antibody 4B2. Yu, Yongzhong,Wang, Haiwei,Zhao, Lei,Zhang, Chunyuan,Jiang, Zhigang,Yu, Li.

[20]Two potential recombinant rabies vaccines expressing canine parvovirus virion protein 2 induce immunogenicity to canine parvovirus and rabies virus. Luo, Jun,Shi, Hehe,Niu, Xuefeng,Long, Teng,Zhao, Jing,Tian, Qin,Wang, Yifei,Chen, Hao,Guo, Xiaofeng,Luo, Jun,Shi, Hehe,Niu, Xuefeng,Long, Teng,Zhao, Jing,Tian, Qin,Wang, Yifei,Chen, Hao,Guo, Xiaofeng,Tan, Yeping.