ABSTRACT Enterovirus 2B is a highly conserved, functionally versatile, nonstructural protein. The classic viroporin model, which restricts its role to ion channel formation, cannot account for its interactions with host factors such as Bcl-2-associated X protein, interleukin enhancer-binding factor 2, and karyopherin s...
Zeng-Jun Ji, Yi-Kun Chen, Hong-Xing Shen· Virulence· 0 citations
This study reveals a post-translational mechanism by which enteroviruses evade host antiviral defenses, providing a rationale for therapeutic development against enteroviral diseases.
Mengran Yuan, Xiaorong Qiao, Hua Wang et al.· Virologica Sinica· 0 citations
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