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"Under physiological conditions, the interaction between hexokinase II (HK2), a key rate-limiting enzyme for glycolysis and located on the mitochondrial outer membrane, and MAVS maintains HK2 activity in its basal state, which ensures the operation of glycolysis metabolism and the suppression of MAVS mediated by lactate."
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"As a second example, lactate, which is produced during aerobic glycolysis and has virus restricting activity XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR, also directly inhibits MAVS activity; thus lactate both reduces levels of viral PAMPs and has a negative regulatory function to inhibit PAMP driven signalling and interferon expression 128."
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