Anti-Nucleoprotein Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus antibody

Supplementary information

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Biological function summary

The Nucleoprotein of CCHFV plays a critical role in viral replication and assembly. It participates in the formation of the ribonucleoprotein complex which is important for viral RNA synthesis and replication. In this process the nucleoprotein interacts closely with the viral polymerase and other viral proteins to coordinate the replication process within the host cell. By binding the RNA genome it ensures efficient packaging of the RNA into new virion particles enabling successful viral dissemination.

Pathways

The Nucleoprotein functions involve intracellular processes that impact the host's immune response pathways. It modulates pathways related to the host's antiviral response such as the interferon signaling pathway. By interacting with proteins like viral polymerase it may play roles that affect the host's ability to detect and respond to viral infection. These interactions help the virus to evade immune detection supporting its survival and propagation within the host.