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Dual effects of influenza A virus PA-X on suppression of cytokine signaling and MHC I pathway disruption in the human airway epithelium

2026-01-31

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The mechanisms of immune evasion of influenza A virus are key to its success as an infectious agent. To replicate effectively, influenza A virus must suppress both early innate immune responses, like antiviral type I and III interferons, and adaptive immune responses. The latter is particularly important during infections of animals and humans with pre-existing immunity and explains the continued circulation of in...

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Literature Corpus work: 339ec6be-a63a-57e3-bd00-7e06cc65be65
DOI: 10.64898/2026.01.30.702929

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