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"Through IFNAR1/2 receptors and
the JAK/STAT signaling
pathway, IFN-I has a further impact on the next important component of the
development of the inflammatory response: the ISG15/USP18 axis, which regulates
the activity of the immune system [36]
and reduces the inflammatory response intensity by inhibiting the JAK/STAT
signaling pathway, indicating that there possibly exists a negative feedback
loop between USP18, IFN-I, and, therefore, TNF-α [43, 44]."