Infection Study Maps Protein Contact Sites, Shows Influenza Hijacks Paraspeckles
Influenza A virus is infamous for its speed—yet the molecular choreography inside infected cells is still being uncovered. In a...
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Influenza A virus is infamous for its speed—yet the molecular choreography inside infected cells is still being uncovered. In a...
A study in Nature Communications reports that lactic acid produced by host cells can blunt the antiviral power of interferons...
A new study suggests that Klebsiella pneumoniae can actively blunt the body’s normal blood-vessel relaxation, a key step in inflammation...
Marine blooms that color coastal waters may be reshaped not only by sunlight and nutrients, but also by microscopic parasites....
A new study published in npj Viruses reports that a genome-wide host-directed screening strategy can uncover both antiviral drug candidates...
A new antiviral candidate, GHP-88310, shows strong promise for preventing measles-like disease transmission in a ferret model, according to a...
A new analysis led by Boston University School of Public Health researchers finds that anti-vaccine attitudes, once largely expressed as...
Viral Science News — A new study reports that an immune-regulating factor called ASB2 can reshape liver metabolism in a...
Urban ecosystems are anything but silent for viruses. In a study published in Nature Communications, researchers map how RNA viruses...
Smaller “fractional” doses of COVID-19 booster vaccines may deliver long-lasting immunity while stretching limited supply—an approach that could lower costs...
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