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Western blot - Anti-Ebola virus antibody (AB243283)
Western blot - Anti-Envelope Glycoprotein antibody (ab243283)
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Western blot - Anti-Ebola virus antibody (ab243283)
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Biological function summary
The virus disrupts regular immune responses and inflammatory pathways leading to a systemic infection. The virus forms part of a complex involving several of its own proteins such as the glycoprotein (GP) which plays an important role in cell entry and immune evasion. By modifying surface structures of host cells the virus can bind and internalize ultimately leading to cellular destruction and organ failure.
Pathways
Ebola virus interferes with both innate and adaptive immune response pathways. It disrupts the interferon signaling pathway to evade immune detection leading to uncontrolled viral replication. The virus also affects pathways related to apoptosis and inflammation through interactions with host proteins like TLRs (Toll-like receptors) and signaling intermediates which promote an excessive inflammatory response causing further tissue damage.
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