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Compositional analysis of yellow fever virus induced stress granules reveals a functional connection to mitochondrial homeostasis

2025-11-13

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The phase separation of biomolecules into so-called stress granules (SGs) allows the cell to tightly regulate translation activity in response to different stimuli, such as oxidative stress, starvation, or the recognition of non-cellular RNA. Recent reports suggest SGs induced during viral infection, may act as a crossroad between the cellular stress response and the activation of the innate immune response. Here,...

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05d480a3-9d2f-5065-8f6a-a6a035d482f7
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10.1101/2025.11.13.688208
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