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Journal of Virology|March 3, 2004
Effect of interaction between hepatitis C virus NS5A and NS5B on hepatitis C virus RNA replication with the hepatitis C virus repliconTetsuro Shimakami, Makoto Hijikata, Hong Luo, et al.Microbiology and Immunology|January 24, 2007
In vitro infection of immortalized primary hepatocytes by HCV genotype 4a and inhibition of virus replication by cyclosporinMohamed A El-Farrash, Hussein H Aly, Koichi Watashi, et al.Nucleic Acids Symposium Series (2004)|December 8, 2006
Suppression of HCV RNA replication by baculovirus-mediated shRNA expressionHitoshi Suzuki, Hiroyasu Kaneko, Nobushige Tamai, et al.Journal of Hepatology|March 21, 2006
Epigenetic silencing of interferon-inducible genes is implicated in interferon resistance of hepatitis C virus replicon-harboring cellsKazuhito Naka, Ken-ichi Abe, Kazunori Takemoto, et al.The Journal of General Virology|September 28, 2005
Interferon resistance of hepatitis C virus replicon-harbouring cells is caused by functional disruption of type I interferon receptorsKazuhito Naka, Kazunori Takemoto, Ken-Ichi Abe, et al.Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications|December 11, 2012
PML tumor suppressor protein is required for HCV productionMisao Kuroki, Yasuo Ariumi, Makoto Hijikata, et al.Journal of Medical Virology|February 26, 2008
Possible molecular mechanism of the relationship between NS5B polymorphisms and early clearance of hepatitis C virus during interferon plus ribavirin treatmentMitsuyasu Nakamura, Hidetsugu Saito, Masanori Ikeda, et al.Journal of Cellular Biochemistry|May 28, 2010
HTLV-1 basic leucine-zipper factor, HBZ, interacts with MafB and suppresses transcription through a Maf recognition elementTakayuki Ohshima, Risa Mukai, Norie Nakahara, et al.Archives of Virology|December 14, 2019
Study of multiple genetic variations caused by persistent hepatitis C virus replication in long-term cell cultureNobuyuki Kato, Youki Ueda, Hiroe Sejima, et al.Gene|July 7, 2020
SARS-CoV-2 infections and COVID-19 mortalities strongly correlate with ACE1 I/D genotypeNaoki Yamamoto, Yasuo Ariumi, Nao Nishida, et al.Pageof 17