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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"immune antagonism"”.

  1. A Study of Human Coronavirus NL63: Characterization of Virus Replication, Targeting of Papain-Like Protease 2 by Antivirals and Probing Virus Mediated Innate Immune Antagonism

    … about how coronaviruses interact with the innate immune system could provide new avenues for developing therapeutics. I investigated the replication of human coronavirus NL63 (HCoV-NL63) in primary human airway epithelial cultures and characterized the activity of the viral papain-like protease 2 …

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  2. Coronavirus Proteases as Therapeutic Targets: Development of Biosensors to Detect Inhibition of Protease Activity and Separation of the Multiple Functions of Coronavirus Papain-Like Proteases

    … deubiquitinating (DUB) enzyme and blocking host immune responses. To determine if PLpro DUB activity is responsible for innate immune antagonism, I mutated residues predicted to interact with ubiquitin and discovered that when this interaction was interrupted, PLpro was unable to antagonize …

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  3. Investigating the functional roles of the viral frameshift protein 2B* in EMCV infection

    … of EMCV proteins to antagonise the host innate immune system, reducing the antiviral response. In 2011 the genome of EMCV was found to encode a thirteenth viral protein, 2B*, in an overlapping open reading frame within the gene for 2B. 2B* is translated via programmed ribosomal frameshifting …

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