Titlebook: Hepatitis C Virus I; Cellular and Molecul Tatsuo Miyamura,Stanley M. Lemon,Takaji Wakita Book 2016 Springer Japan 2016 HCV.Immunity.Liver.P

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Cell Culture Systems for Propagation of HCVting antivirals (DAAs) have been developed against HCV infection, resulting in significant improvements in treatment efficacy. Rapid progress in HCV research has been largely dependent of the development of HCV culture systems and small animal infection models. In the development of HCV cell culture

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The HCV Replicase Complex and Viral RNA Synthesis In this chapter we describe the morphology and 3D architecture of the HCV-induced replication organelles, mainly consisting of double membrane vesicles, which are generated by a concerted action of the nonstructural proteins NS3 to NS5B. Recent studies have furthermore identified a number of host c

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Lipid Peroxidation and Hepatitis C Virus Replication not fully understood. An exception to this rule is the JFH1 strain of HCV that atypically replicates robustly without the need for adaptation to cell culture and is therefore widely used in laboratories. Recent studies have revealed that the RNA replicase of most HCV isolates is equipped with a hig

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Lipid and Lipoprotein Components Play Important Roles the Egress and Infectivity of Hepatitis C Viris, and hepatocellular carcinoma. Chronic hepatitis C is strongly associated with lipid accumulation in the hepatocytes. A significant percentage of chronic HCV patients suffer from diabetes and steatosis. Accumulating evidence indicates a strong relationship between lipid metabolism and HCV prolifer

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New Animal Models for Hepatitis C virus has for liver health, especially if left untreated, and the lack of a vaccine continue to make HCV a relevant global health problem. A considerable challenge in studying HCV is the virus’ host tropism, which is limited almost exclusively to humans and chimpanzees. The lack of suitable and eth

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Innate Immune Recognition of Hepatitis C Virus) and inflammatory cytokines. Mysteriously, this intrinsic host defense response is not followed by effective HCV-specific T cell responses in a majority of infected individuals, which progress to persistent infection. Innate immune recognition of HCV is initiated by hepatocytes and other parenchyma