Small Rna Plays Important Roles In Virus-Host Interactions
VIRUSES-BASEL(2020)
Abstract
Non-coding small RNAs play important roles in virus-host interactions. For hosts, small RNAs can serve as sensors in antiviral pathways including RNAi and CRISPR; for viruses, small RNAs can be involved in viral transcription and replication. This paper covers several recent discoveries on small RNA mediated virus-host interactions, and focuses on influenza virus cap-snatching and a few important virus sensors including PIR-1, RIG-I like protein DRH-1 and piRNAs. The paper also discusses recent advances in mammalian antiviral RNAi.
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virus–,host interaction,non-coding small RNAs,antivirus,RNAi,RNA phosphatase
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