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Rapid evolution of mammalian HERC6 and independent duplication of a chimeric HERC5/6 gene in rodents and bats suggest an overlooked role of HERCs in antiviral innate immunity

2020-09-14

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The antiviral innate immunity in mammals has evolved very rapidly in response to pathogen selective pressure. Studying the evolutionary diversification of mammalian antiviral defenses is of main importance to better understand our innate immune repertoire. The small HERC proteins are part of a multigene family including interferon-inducible antiviral effectors. Notably, HERC5 inhibits divergent viruses through the...

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02343172-a330-56e2-bbff-39ac19ed80b4
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10.1101/2020.09.14.294579
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