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ral spread and/or virulence. Here, we report the properties of one such mutation in the viral glycoprotein, A82V, and its interplay with a previously described polymorphism at position 544. We show that mutations at both residues promote infection and fusion activation in cells but that A82V additionally leads to increased infectivity under cathepsin-limited conditions and the generation of a novel glycoprotein cleavage product.The dynamics underlying respiratory contagion (the transmission of infectious agents from the airways) are poo
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