IndraLab
Statements
"<span class="match term0">USP15</span> specifically removed lysine 63-linked polyubiquitin chains from <span class="match term1">RIG-I</span> among the essential components in <span class="match term1">RIG-I</span>-like receptor-dependent pathway"
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"Along a similar research line, our study showed that miR-26a serves as a potent positive regulator of IFN responses, highlighting the potential that miR-26a or its mimics can be further explored as a broad antiviral agent.On the other hand, in our study, we found that USP15 suppressed the type I interferon signaling by removing K63-linked of RIG-I ubiquitination, which is consistent with one previous research (24) but contrary with the results described in Pauli’s paper (37)."