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Evaluating Novel Viral‐Host Protein Interactions

Recent studies have shown that some viruses are able to hijack the cell's ubiquitination processes. Ubiquitination is used to target proteins for degradation in the cell; it also has a responsibility in immune signaling. Viruses have been able to manipulate this system to halt immune signaling and to degrade antiviral proteins in the cell. By studying viral and host protein interactions, the virus’ mechanism of infection can be revealed, and creation of novel therapeutics can begin.