This method has been used for the selection of random peptides by phage display that (1) specifically inhibit cell infection and hemagglutination by the avian infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) [48]; (2) bind with high affinity to the coat protein of cucumber mosaic virus (CMV), thus providing the basis for a new antiviral strategy [49]; (3) neutralize 93% of the infectivity of the human rotavirus in vitro [50] and (4) prevent cell infection by the white spot syndrome of shrimp virus (WSSV) [51]. Here, GOLPH3 is linked to infection.