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Pro-Viral and Anti-Viral Roles of the RNA-Binding Protein G3BP1

6 Feb 2023

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Viruses depend on host cellular resources to replicate. Interaction between viral and host proteins is essential for the pathogens to ward off immune responses as well as for virus propagation within the infected cells. While different viruses employ unique strategies to interact with diverse sets of host proteins, the multifunctional RNA-binding protein G3BP1 is one of the common targets for many viruses. G3BP1...

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RNA regulation and disease
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PMID: 36851663
DOI: 10.3390/v15020449

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