Examining the feasibility of replacing ORF3a with fluorescent genes to construct SARS-CoV-2 reporter viruses
Isobel Webb,
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Maximillian Erdmann,
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Rachel Milligan
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Journal of General Virology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
106(2)
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
The
SARS-CoV-2
genome
encodes
at
least
nine
accessory
proteins,
including
innate
immune
antagonist
and
putative
viroporin
ORF3a.
ORF3a
plays
a
role
in
many
stages
of
the
viral
replication
cycle,
modulation.
We
constructed
two
recombinant
(r)SARS-CoV-2
viruses
which
gene
was
replaced
with
mScarlet
(mS)
or
mNeonGreen
(mNG),
denoted
as
rSARS-CoV-2-Δ3a-mS
rSARS-CoV-2-Δ3a-mNG,
respectively.
rSARS-CoV-2-Δ3a-mNG
generated
fluorescent
signal
after
infection
both
A549-ACE-2-TMPRSS2
(AAT)
Vero-E6-TMPRSS2
(VTN)
cells,
unlike
rSARS-CoV-2-Δ3a-mS.
mS
protein
could
be
detected
immunologically
VTN
but
not
AAT
indicating
expression
non-fluorescent
protein.
analysis
transcriptomes
infected
cells
by
nanopore
direct
RNA
sequencing
(dRNAseq)
revealed
that
level
transcript
below
limit
detection
cells.
virus
found
to
genetically
stable
acquired
partial
deletions
during
sequential
passaging
creating
rSARS-CoV-2-Δ3a-ΔmS.
deletion
removes
chromophore
coding
sequence,
this
may
explain
presence
rSARS-CoV-2-Δ3a-ΔmS
all
replicated
lower
titre
produced
smaller
plaques
than
parental
rSARS-CoV-2-S-D614G.
Interestingly,
higher
titres
larger
plaque
sizes
This
suggested
insertion
sequence
contributed
attenuation.
In
comparison
rSARS-CoV-2,
showed
increased
sensitivity
pre-treatment
IFN-α
did
exhibit
dose-dependent
increase
Janus
kinase-signal
transducer
activator
transcription
signalling
pathway
inhibitor,
ruxolitinib.
conclusion,
replacement
those
reporter
proteins
attenuated
its
ability
effectively
evade
response
vitro.
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Hovenia dulcis Thunb. Honey Exerts Antiviral Effect Against Influenza A Virus Infection Through Mitochondrial Stress-Mediated Enhancement of Innate Immunity
Eun‐Bin Kwon,
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Buyun Kim,
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Young‐Eun Kim
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et al.
Antioxidants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 71 - 71
Published: Jan. 9, 2025
To
combat
influenza
A
virus
(IAV)
infection,
it
is
vital
to
develop
effective
therapeutic
strategies,
including
immunomodulators.
In
this
study,
we
examined
the
antiviral
effects
of
Hovenia
dulcis
Thunb.
honey
(HDH)
against
IAV
using
RAW
264.7
cells.
HDH
treatment
significantly
reduced
infection
and
viral
protein
expression.
Moreover,
enhanced
production
interferon
(IFN)-β,
activated
innate
immune
response
through
cyclic
GMP-AMP
synthase
(cGAS)-stimulator
genes
(STING)
pathway,
upregulated
IFN
signaling
signal
transducer
activator
transcription
(STAT)1/2
phosphorylation
interferon-stimulated
gene
(ISG)
addition,
decreased
IAV-induced
intracellular
mitochondrial
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
by
upregulating
expression
antioxidant
proteins,
such
as
Sirt3
SOD2.
The
results
suggest
that
a
potential
agent
inhibiting
replication
boosting
host
immunity.
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Effects of Exposure to Different Types of Microplastics on the Growth and Development of Rana zhenhaiensis Tadpoles
Shimin Xiao,
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Hao Chen,
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Xiwu Gao
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et al.
Toxics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(3), P. 165 - 165
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Microplastic
(MP)
pollution
is
a
major
environmental
problem,
but
comparative
study
of
the
toxicological
effects
different
MPs
remains
lacking.
To
explore
three
microplastics,
namely,
polypropylene
(PP),
polystyrene
(PS)
and
polyethylene
(PE),
Zhenhai
brown
frog
(Rana
zhenhaiensis)
tadpoles
were
used
as
model
animal.
The
results
showed
that
exposure
to
PE
PS
significantly
reduced
metamorphosis
rate
tadpoles.
Compared
with
control
group,
body
weight
in
all
MP
treatments
was
compared
group.
In
addition,
length
hind
limb
number
pigment
cells
increased
intercellular
spaces
expanded
liver
tissues
receiving
treatments.
composition
function
intestinal
microbiota
PP
treatment
groups
similar,
whereas
between
control,
they
differed.
Liver
transcriptome
sequencing
revealed
significant
alterations
key
genes
associated
oxidative
stress,
energy
metabolism,
immune
response,
apoptosis
signaling
pathways
treatment.
summary,
may
have
harmed
varying
degrees
by
interfering
related
pathways.
negative
greater
than
those
PP.
Language: Английский
Identification of interferon-stimulated response elements (ISREs) in canines
BMC Veterinary Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Regulation of epithelial growth factor receptors by the oncoprotein E5 during the HPV16 differentiation-dependent life cycle
Mariano A. Molina,
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Sneha Biswas,
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Omar Jiménez-Vázquez
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et al.
Tumour Virus Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19, P. 200315 - 200315
Published: March 7, 2025
Human
papillomavirus
(HPV)
16
infection
initiates
upon
viral
entry
into
the
basal
cells
of
epithelium.
The
virus
manipulates
signaling
pathways
to
complete
its
life
cycle,
which
depends
on
cellular
differentiation.
expresses
oncoproteins
E5,
E6,
and
E7
promote
immune
evasion,
cell
cycle
progression,
apoptosis
inhibition,
replication.
least
studied
oncoprotein
is
E5
(16E5),
can
regulate
epithelial
growth
factor
receptor
(GFR)
pathways.
GFRs
such
as
transforming
factor-beta
(TGFBR),
epidermal
(EGFR),
keratinocyte
(KGFR)
have
essential
roles
in
growth,
differentiation,
proliferation.
These
receptors
obtain
their
ligands
from
microenvironment,
once
activated,
behavior
therefore
represent
valuable
targets
for
establish
maintain
a
environment
supportive
infection.
ability
16E5
proliferation
differentiation
varies
through
differentiating
epithelium,
making
it
necessary
adequately
describe
association
between
GFRs.
Here
we
summarize
regulation
GFR
by
16E5,
discuss
stromal
factors,
outline
unresolved
questions
over
during
HPV
cycle.
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Hierarchical network modulation of cell death regulators and inflammatory genes by biogenically engineered gold nanoconstructs with CK in gastric tumorigenesis
Abdus Samad,
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A. Gnanasekaran,
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Yeon Ju Kim
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et al.
Cancer Nanotechnology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: April 2, 2025
Language: Английский
Anthraquinone-2-Carboxylic Acid Is a Potential Antiviral Candidate Against Influenza Viruses In Vitro and In Vivo
Sichen Ren,
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Yan Luo,
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Huimin Tao
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et al.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 628 - 628
Published: April 27, 2025
Seasonal
outbreaks
and
occasional
pandemics
triggered
by
influenza
viruses
annually
impose
considerable
burdens
on
public
health
finances.
The
continual
evolution
of
viral
strains
with
drug
resistance
emphasizes
the
urgency
discovering
novel
agents
for
viruses.
This
study
investigated
a
set
innovative
substances
derived
from
Morinda
officinalis
antiviral
potential
against
virus
strains.
top
candidate,
anthraquinone-2-carboxylic
acid
(A2CA),
presented
activity
diverse
strains,
including
those
resistant
to
oseltamivir.
In
an
mouse
model,
pre-administration
A2CA
dose-dependently
ameliorated
A
(IAV)-mediated
weight
loss
as
well
protected
mice
lethal
IAV
infection.
addition,
lung
injury
cytokine
dysregulation
were
mitigated.
Further
investigation
revealed
that
IAV-induced
activation
RIG-I/STAT1
signaling
pathway
did
not
occur
after
treatment.
time-of-addition
assay
targeted
final
phase
intracellular
replication,
which
was
further
determined
molecular
docking
between
RdRp
protein.
Finally,
transcriptome
analysis
TP53TG3C,
CFAP57
SNX30-DT
genes
may
be
involved
in
effects
A2CA.
These
results
play
part
achieving
thorough
comprehension
capacity
inhibit
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The intestinal interferon system and specialized enterocytes as putative drivers of HIV latency
Rachel L Creighton,
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Sean M. Hughes,
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Florian Hladik
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et al.
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: May 14, 2025
The
barrier
to
HIV
cure
is
the
reservoir,
which
composed
of
latently
infected
CD4+
T
cells
and
myeloid
that
carry
stably
integrated
replication-competent
provirus.
gastrointestinal
tract
(GIT)
contains
a
substantial
part
reservoir
its
immunophysiology
could
be
especially
conducive
for
persistence
reactivation.
However,
exact
cellular
microenvironment
molecular
mechanisms
govern
renewal
provirus-harboring
proviral
reactivation
in
GIT
remain
unclear.
In
this
review,
we
outline
evidence
supporting
an
overarching
hypothesis
interferon
activity
driven
by
specialized
enterocytes
creates
fosters
proliferation
sporadic
from
these
cells.
First,
describe
unique
immunologic
features
associated
lymphoid
tissue
(GALT),
specifically
highlighting
IFN
potential
interactions
between
neighboring
susceptible
Then,
will
dysregulation
signaling
infection
how
GALT
may
contribute
latent
reservoir.
Finally,
speculate
on
clinical
implications
strategies
next
steps.
Language: Английский