The use of peptides for deciphering the mechanism of EBV, HPV, and HCV invasion of human cells
Daniela Perdomo-Joven,
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Fanny Guzmán,
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Mauricio Urquiza
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et al.
Published: March 26, 2025
Epstein-Barr
virus
(EBV),
human
papillomavirus
(HPV),
and
hepatitis
C
(HCV)
are
significant
pathogens
associated
with
various
diseases,
employing
complex
molecular
mechanisms
for
cellular
entry
immune
evasion.
Peptide-based
research,
using
more
than
700
synthetic
peptides,
has
deciphered
some
of
the
interactions
between
viral
proteins
host
cell
receptors,
offering
promising
diagnostics
therapeutic
strategies.
In
EBV,
binding
peptides
have
been
identified:
11382,
11389,
11416
derived
from
gp350/220;
11435,
11436,
11438
gp85
[glycoprotein
H
(gH)];
11521
BNRF1/p140.
Most
these
peptide
sequences
surface-exposed
part
contact
regions
making
them
candidates
strategies
aimed
at
inhibiting
EBV
invasion
cells.
Peptide
11382
is
target
neutralizing
antibody
72A1;
induce
interleukin-6
production;
11435
binds
to
integrin
αvβ6,
triggers
a
cytokine
storm.
HPV
L1
protein,
major
component
capsid,
18283
18294
identified
as
epithelial
cell-binding
located
on
surface.
Parts
recognized
by
anti-HPV
antibodies.
These
two
along
18301,
potential
biomarkers
infection
because
they
antibodies
elicited
during
natural
infection,
suitable
targets
serological
detection.
envelope
E1
E2
HCV,
five
hepatocyte-
CD81-positive
identified.
The
contain
linear
B-cell
epitopes
antibodies,
used
develop
tests
determining
HCV
infection.
approaches
can
lead
innovative
prevention,
diagnosis,
treatment
diseases.
Additionally,
their
be
modulate
response
generate
tools
cancer
theragnostic.
Language: Английский
Viral Infections and the Glutathione Peroxidase Family: Mechanisms of Disease Development
Antioxidants and Redox Signaling,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
The
glutathione
peroxidase
(GPx)
family
is
recognized
for
its
essential
function
in
maintaining
cellular
redox
balance
and
countering
the
overproduction
of
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
a
process
intricately
linked
to
progression
various
diseases
including
those
spurred
by
viral
infections.
modulation
GPx
activity
viruses
presents
critical
juncture
disease
pathogenesis,
influencing
responses
trajectory
infection-induced
diseases.
Language: Английский