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Owing to their small molecular size and chemical composition, antiviral compounds can be formulated as pharmaceutical compositions having significant shelf life and can typically retain their potency over a larger temperature range during storage than many vaccines. Examples of such reagents include small molecule inhibitors selective for a given viral protein, such as a viral replicase (for example, the nucleoside analog 3вЂІ-azidothymidine for inhibiting the HIV-1 reverse transcriptase) or a viral protease (for example, Darunavir for inhibiting HIV-1 protease). Furthermore, vaccines have an attendant risk that adverse reactions might arise in certain populations following immunization (for example, autoimmunity responses associated with Guillain-BarrГ© syndrome (GBS)).ДЄntiviral compounds that specifically target a viral replication process have also proven effective for treating some virus infections.

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The drawback to inactive viral vaccines is that multiple inoculations are required to confer full immunity. These drawbacks can be avoided by using so-called inactivated virus vaccines containing a completely inert virus particle or a sub-viral component like a protein. The drawbacks to most live virus vaccines lie in their limited shelf life, the requirement for maintaining appropriate storage conditions to preserve the vaccine reagent, and the possibility of revertance to high virulence due to their active replication. So-called live vaccines containing attenuated version(s) of the target virus provide a convenient means of conferring immunity as typically only one inoculation is required. Vaccines have been successfully developed for many viruses to combat viral infections. The two most prevalent antiviral strategies focus on creating immunity to viral infection by use of vaccines or by interfering with a necessary virus-specific process essential to virus maintenance, replication and propagation in the host. There is considerable interest developing antiviral reagents to combat viral infections. This invention relates to methods for identifying compounds that inhibit interactions with the Nedd4 family ofubiquitin ligases and TsglO1, including inhibitors of virus budding.

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This invention was made with government support under AI068463 awarded by the National Institutes of Health. STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT 21, 2012, which are incorporated herein by reference in their entireties. 21, 2013, which application claims the benefit of priority to U.S. 10, 2015, which application is a divisional application of U.S. This application is a continuation application of U.S.

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