| Item | Label | Content | Brief description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Flu works by.... | Phagocytosed by cell | Drop in pH in endosome triggers viral protein to cause 'jailbreak' into the cytoplasm | No link; just FYI |
| 1 | Factoid | Kills 30,000 annually | Much more here; it's a review on flu genetics | Web link |
| 2 | Image | Euk. viral fusion | Not about flu, but shows principle | Web link |
| 3 | Website | Life cycle, images, links | A fantastic set of resources | Web link |
| 4 | Fusion events | Conformational change | After flu is taken up and pH dropped in endosome... | Web link |
| 5 | Tutorial | Norton Co. on the flu | Slideshow | Web link |
| 6 | jsMol tour | hemagluttinin from Cal Lutheran | Nice, extensive tutorial | Web link |
| 7 | Tamiflu | Wikipedia on the antiviral | Info about mechanism, etc. | Web link |
| 8 | Breakout! | Virus stick to cells to get in; must unstick to get out! | Enzyme = Neuraminidase | Web link |
| 9 | Blog post | My verbal walk-through | Includes pH and teaching ideas | Web link |
