Viral Immunology,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
30(5), P. 315 - 329
Published: April 28, 2017
Poxviruses
have
evolved
numerous
mechanisms
to
avoid
the
immune
response
of
infected
host,
and
many
these
not
been
fully
described.
Here,
we
studied
transcriptional
innate
genes
in
BALB/c
C57BL/6
peritoneal
macrophages
following
infection
with
Moscow
strain
ectromelia
virus
(ECTV-Mos)
aim
delineating
that
contribute
difference
between
susceptibility
resistance
lethal
infection.
We
show
a
generalized
downregulation
four
categories
(toll-like
receptor
signaling,
NOD-like
RIG-I-like
type
I
interferon
signaling)
antiviral
receptors,
downstream
signaling
pathways,
responsive
components.
Two
important
observations
were
made.
First,
14
differentially
expressed
fold
change
upregulation
two
above
occurring
mice,
known
be
resistant
ECTV-Mos
infection,
whereas
same
downregulated
mice
below.
Second,
cathepsin
group
was
both
strains
but
profound
changes
17,
38,
62
for
CtsL,
CtsB,
CtsS,
respectively,
mice.
poxvirus
profoundly
downregulates
mRNA
protein
expression
three
cathepsins
this
appears
support
replication.
Based
on
data
propose
variations
gene
observed
may
resistance/susceptibility
by
ECTV-Mos.
Antibodies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 20 - 20
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
The
rapid
rise
in
monkeypox
virus
infections
among
humans
from
2022
to
2024
has
captured
the
attention
of
global
healthcare
community.
In
light
lack
mandatory
vaccination
and
limited
data
on
next-generation
vaccines
for
prevention,
urgent
development
therapeutic
agents
become
a
priority.
One
promising
approach
involves
use
neutralizing
monoclonal
antibodies.
This
review
highlights
significant
advancements
search
antibodies
against
human
pathogenic
orthopoxviruses,
particularly
focusing
their
potential
application
virus.
We
also
analyze
viral
proteins
that
serve
as
targets
identifying
capable
wide
range
viruses.
Finally,
we
deemed
it
essential
address
challenges
associated
with
selecting
an
animal
model
can
adequately
reflect
infectious
process
each
orthopoxvirus
species
humans.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: April 27, 2018
The
role
of
cytokines
and
chemokines
in
anti-viral
defense
has
been
demonstrated,
but
their
relative
contribution
to
protective
responses
vivo
is
not
fully
understood.
Cytokine
response
modifier
D
(CrmD)
a
secreted
receptor
for
TNF
lymphotoxin
containing
the
smallpox
virus-encoded
chemokine
(SECRET)
domain
expressed
by
ectromelia
virus,
causative
agent
smallpox-like
disease
mousepox.
Here
we
show
that
CrmD
an
essential
virulence
factor
controls
natural
killer
cell
activation
allows
progression
fatal
mousepox,
demonstrate
both
SECRET
binding
domains
are
required
full
activity.
Vaccination
with
recombinant
protects
animals
from
lethal
These
results
indicate
specific
set
enhance
inflammatory
mediated
lymphotoxin,
illustrate
how
viruses
optimize
anti-TNF
strategies
addition
as
soluble
decoy
receptors.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2012,
Volume and Issue:
7(11), P. e48706 - e48706
Published: Nov. 2, 2012
Smallpox
(variola
virus)
is
a
bioweapon
concern.
Monkeypox
growing
zoonotic
poxvirus
threat.
These
problems
have
resulted
in
extensive
efforts
to
develop
potential
therapeutics
that
can
prevent
or
treat
potentially
lethal
infections
humans.
Monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs)
against
smallpox
are
conservative
approach
this
problem,
as
the
licensed
human
vaccine
(vaccinia
virus,
VACV)
primarily
works
on
basis
of
protective
antibody
responses
smallpox.
Fully
mAbs
(hmAbs)
vaccinia
H3
(H3L)
and
B5
(B5R),
targeting
both
mature
virion
(MV)
extracellular
enveloped
(EV)
forms,
been
developed
for
use
Post-exposure
prophylaxis
was
assessed
murine
rabbit
animal
models.
Therapeutic
efficacy
three
good
laboratory
practices
(GLP)
studies
examining
severe
combined
immunodeficiency
mice
(SCID)
given
VACV
infection.
Pre-exposure
combination
hmAb
therapy
provided
significantly
better
protection
disease
death
than
either
single
immune
globulin
(VIG).
mAb
significant
death,
appeared
fully
cure
infection
≥50%
SCID
mice.
then
two
post-exposure
rabbitpox
(RPXV).
In
first
study,
rabbits
were
infected
with
RPVX
hmAbs
at
48
hrs
post-infection,
1
hr
72
post-infection.
Rabbits
groups
receiving
100%
protected
from
death.
second
treated
animals
anti-B5
protected.
findings
suggest
treatment
may
be
effective
controlling
immunocompetent
immunodeficient
PLoS Pathogens,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. e1006761 - e1006761
Published: Feb. 15, 2018
Antagonistic
interactions
between
hosts
and
pathogens
frequently
result
in
arms
races.The
host
attempts
to
recognise
the
pathogen
inhibit
its
growth
spread,
whereas
tries
subvert
recognition
suppress
responses.These
antagonistic
drive
evolution
of
'decoys'
both
pathogens.In
host-pathogen
interactions,
term
decoy
describes
molecules
that
mimic
a
component
at
interface
is
manipulated
during
infection.Decoys
undergo
same
manipulation
as
they
mimic,
but
serve
opposite
role,
either
by
preventing
or
triggering
molecular
event.At
least
three
different
types
have
been
defined,
described
detail
below.However,
these
models
cause
confusion
on
how
function
mechanistically.Here,
we
discuss
decoys
with
examples
classify
them
according
two
distinct
mechanisms.
Receptor
decoys:
Mimics
absorb
ligandsSome
use
'Receptor
decoys'
interfere
immune
signalling
(Fig
1A).Examples
are
found
large
DNA
viruses.Some
viruses
acquired
diverse
set
through
recombination
events
[1].These
typically
encode
for
viral
versions
receptor
homologs
bind
chemokines
cytokines
prevent
efficient
host.For
example,
ectromelia
virus
(causative
mouse
pox)
encodes
Type
1-interferon
binding
protein
(T1-IFNbp),
essential
virulence
[2].T1-IFNbp
mimics
interferon
attaches
uninfected
cells
close
infection
site
liver
spleen.By
T1-IFN,
T1-IFNbp
facilitates
spread
impairs
defence
[3].Therefore,
this
virus-derived
absorbs
key
signal
signalling.A
similar
example
pathogen-derived
extracellular
Protein-6
(Ecp6),
Lysin
Motif
(LysM)-containing
effector
secreted
fungal
Cladosporium
fulvum
tomato
plants.Ecp6
suppresses
chitin
therefore
instrumental
C.
[4].Chitin
an
cell
walls,
many
plants
can
sense
LysM-containing
receptors
such
Chitin
Elicitor
Kinase-1
(CERK1)
homologs.Interestingly,
Ecp6
captures
oligomers
high
affinity
thought
outcompete
LysM-based
[5].Therefore,
chitin-binding
capacity
acts
host.Interestingly,
effectors
widespread
amongst
plant
pathogens,
so
absorption
LysM
appears
be
commonly
used
strategy
[6].
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2014,
Volume and Issue:
9(10), P. e110545 - e110545
Published: Oct. 28, 2014
Eradication
of
smallpox
and
discontinuation
the
vaccination
campaign
resulted
in
an
increase
percentage
unvaccinated
individuals,
highlighting
need
for
postexposure
efficient
countermeasures
case
accidental
or
deliberate
viral
release.
Intranasal
infection
mice
with
ectromelia
virus
(ECTV),
a
model
human
smallpox,
is
curable
by
high
vaccine
dose
given
up
to
3
days
postexposure.
To
further
extend
this
protective
window
reduce
morbidity,
were
vaccinated
Vaccinia-Lister,
conventional
Modified
Vaccinia
Ankara,
highly
attenuated
conjunction
TLR3
TLR9
agonists.
We
show
that
co-administration
agonist
poly(I:C)
even
5
conferred
protection,
avoiding
dose.
Efficacious
treatments
prevented
death,
ameliorated
disease
symptoms,
reduced
load
maintained
tissue
integrity
target
organs.
Protection
was
associated
significant
elevation
serum
IFNα
anti-vaccinia
IgM
antibodies,
modulation
IFNγ
response,
balanced
activation
NK
T
cells.
agonists
(CpG
ODNs)
less
than
poly(I:C).
type
1
IFN
protection
achievable
without
co-vaccination,
requiring
sufficient
amount
antigens
infective
agent
vaccine.
This
study
demonstrated
therapeutic
potential
immune
TLR
activation,
allowing
alleviate
symptoms
vaccination.
Journal of Virology,
Journal Year:
2014,
Volume and Issue:
88(6), P. 3557 - 3567
Published: Jan. 9, 2014
ABSTRACT
Although
the
pattern
recognition
receptor
Toll-like
2
(TLR2)
is
typically
thought
to
recognize
bacterial
components,
it
has
been
described
alter
induction
of
both
innate
and
adaptive
immunity
a
number
viruses,
including
vaccinia
virus
(VACV).
However,
many
pathogens
that
reportedly
encode
TLR2
agonists
may
actually
be
artifactually
contaminated
during
preparation,
possibly
with
cellular
debris
or
merely
molecules
sensitize
cells
activated
by
authentic
agonists.
In
humans
mice,
most
relevant
natural
route
infection
VACV
through
intradermal
skin.
Therefore,
we
examined
requirement
for
its
signaling
adaptor
MyD88
in
protective
after
infection.
We
find
although
preparations
vitro
have
minor
role
preventing
dissemination
following
systemic
large
doses
virus,
wholly
disposable
control
replication
contrast,
required
efficient
CD4
T
cell
B
responses
local
even
not
induce
inflammation,
inflammatory
cytokine
production,
recruitment
restrict
from
spreading
systemically
peripheral
Thus,
an
effective
antiviral
response
does
require
MyD88,
but
These
findings
emphasize
importance
studying
routes
when
examining
sensing
mechanisms.
IMPORTANCE
Vaccinia
(VACV)
provides
backbone
some
widely
used
successful
viral
vaccine
vectors
also
related
human
Cantagalo
molluscum
contagiosum
infect
skin
patients.
vital
understand
mechanisms
strong
immune
dermal
Here,
compare
ability
molecule
influence
BioMed Research International,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
2017, P. 1 - 13
Published: Jan. 1, 2017
Ectromelia
virus
(ECTV),
the
causative
agent
of
mousepox,
has
emerged
as
a
valuable
model
for
investigating
host-
Orthopoxvirus
relationship
it
relates
to
pathogenesis
and
immune
response.
ECTV
is
mouse-specific
causes
high
mortality
in
susceptible
mice
strains,
including
BALB/c
C3H,
whereas
C57BL/6
129
strains
are
resistant
disease.
To
understand
host
genetic
factors
different
mouse
during
infection,
we
carried
out
microarray
analysis
spleen
tissues
derived
from
mice,
respectively,
at
3
10
days
after
infection.
Differential
Expression
Genes
(DEGs)
analyses
revealed
distinct
differences
gene
profiles
mice.
The
generated
more
DEGs
than
Additionally,
ontology
KEGG
pathway
showed
were
involved
innate
immunity,
apoptosis,
metabolism,
cancer-related
pathways,
while
largely
MAPK
signaling
leukocyte
transendothelial
migration.
Furthermore,
strong
induction
interferon-induced
genes,
which,
however,
weaker
Collectively,
differential
transcriptome
with
infection
will
be
crucial
further
uncovering
molecular
mechanisms
interaction.
Journal of Virology,
Journal Year:
2015,
Volume and Issue:
89(19), P. 9974 - 9985
Published: July 23, 2015
ABSTRACT
Viruses
that
spread
systemically
from
a
peripheral
site
of
infection
cause
morbidity
and
mortality
in
the
human
population.
Innate
myeloid
cells,
including
monocytes,
macrophages,
monocyte-derived
dendritic
cells
(mo-DC),
(DC),
respond
early
during
viral
to
control
replication,
reducing
virus
site.
Ectromelia
(ECTV),
an
orthopoxvirus
naturally
infects
mouse,
spreads
results
death
susceptible
mice.
While
phagocytic
have
requisite
role
response
ECTV,
requirement
for
individual
cell
populations
acute
immune
responses
is
unclear.
In
this
study,
variety
myeloid-specific
depletion
methods
were
used
dissect
roles
subsets
survival
ECTV
infection.
We
showed
DC
are
primary
producers
type
I
interferons
(T1-IFN),
cytokines
survival,
following
DC,
but
not
or
granulocytes,
required
mice
Depletion
either
plasmacytoid
(pDC)
alone
lymphoid-resident
subset
(CD8α
+
DC)
did
confer
lethal
susceptibility
ECTV.
However,
function
at
least
one
pDC
CD8α
infection,
as
depleted
both
challenge.
The
presence
these
sufficient
cytokine
production
reduces
replication
spread,
facilitating
IMPORTANCE
Prior
eradication
variola
virus,
causes
smallpox,
one-third
infected
people
succumbed
disease.
Following
successful
vaccination
rates
with
smallpox
vaccine
significantly
dropped.
There
now
increasing
incidence
zoonotic
infections
which
there
no
effective
treatments.
Moreover,
safety
great
concern,
complications
may
arise,
resulting
morbidity.
Like
many
viruses
significant
diseases,
orthopoxviruses
become
systemic.
This
study
elucidates
innate
controlling
causative
agent
mousepox.
report
redundancy
two
mediated
by
presents
potential
target
therapies
rational
design.