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Sp100A的核转位抑制了多个DNA病毒,并限制了HSV-1的活体复制 in vivo

Yilei Ma1, Weidong Li1, Jialing Li1

  • 1The Centre for Infection and Immunity Studies, School of Medicine, Shenzhen Campus of Sun Yat-sen University, Shenzhen 518107, China.

Virologica Sinica
|February 7, 2026
PubMed
概括

斑点蛋白100 kDa (Sp100A) 通过在细胞区和细胞外囊泡之间穿来限制DNA病毒的复制. 它的抗病毒活性由酸化调节,向单纯疹病毒1感染的溶性阶段.

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在HSV-1病毒中,在 Sp100A 中使用.细胞分裂性 Sp100 细胞分裂性 Sp100细胞外囊泡细胞外囊泡延迟时间 延迟时间性的复制 性的复制核进口的核进口情况再激活重新激活的方法

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