Carolina B. López
@cblopezlab.bsky.social
Professor | the López lab studies how viruses interact with their host. We spend a lot of time thinking about non-standard viral genomes, henipaviruses and respiratory virus persistence. Lab website: www.lopezlab.org. Post do not represent my organization.
Nice work. It nicely complements our observation of independent activation of RLR and PKR signaling in the context of infection.
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Copy-back viral genomes induce a cellular stress response that interferes with viral protein expression without affecting antiviral immunity
This study shows that non-standard viral genomes of the "copy-back" type (cbVGs) trigger translation inhibition and stress granule formation during virus infection, independent of, and without affecti...
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April 9, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Nice work. It nicely complements our observation of independent activation of RLR and PKR signaling in the context of infection.
journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...
journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...
Reposted by Carolina B. López
No! Only study sections already announced in the federal register have resumed. Nothing has been posted by the NIH to the federal register since Jan 21.
I am finding it wild how many professors don't know this. Please spread this info to your Universities!
I am finding it wild how many professors don't know this. Please spread this info to your Universities!
February 17, 2025 at 3:39 PM
No! Only study sections already announced in the federal register have resumed. Nothing has been posted by the NIH to the federal register since Jan 21.
I am finding it wild how many professors don't know this. Please spread this info to your Universities!
I am finding it wild how many professors don't know this. Please spread this info to your Universities!