Anti-Hepatitis C Virus antigen antibody [H25]
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Biological function summary
The Hepatitis C Virus antigen participates in the replication and infection processes of the virus. It also contributes to the host's immune evasion. The HCV antigen part of a complex involving host proteins disrupts cellular processes to enhance viral survival. The interaction between the core protein and cellular machinery can alter immune regulation and apoptosis creating an environment conducive to persistent infection.
Pathways
Hepatitis C Virus antigen forms part of the viral replication and protein translation pathways within the host cell. It interacts with the mTOR and MAPK signaling pathways. Within these pathways the core protein engages with cellular proteins such as ras and PI3K modulating cell growth and survival in favor of the virus.
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PLoS pathogens 20:e1012782 PubMed39693295
2024
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