Intercellular Communication is vital for protective IFNα/β signaling during viral Central nervous system Infection

3rd World Congress on Virology, Infections and Outbreaks
Date: October 21-22, 2019
Venue: Zurich, Switzerland
 URL:  https://bit.ly/2QB4HjS

Intercellular Communication is vital for protective IFNα/β signaling during viral Central nervous system Infection

A variety of viruses can induce central nervous system (CNS) infections and neurological diseases, though the incidence is rare.

Almost like peripheral infections, IFNα/β induction and signaling constitutes a primary line of defense to limit virus dissemination.

However, CNS-resident cells take issue wide within their repertoire and magnitude of each basal and inducible elements in the IFNα/β pathway.

Whereas neuroglia as resident myeloid cells are concerned as distinguished sentinels of CNS offensive pathogens or insults, astrocytes area unit rising as a key responders to several tropism RNA virus infections.

That specialize in RNA viruses, this review discusses the role of astrocytes as IFNα/β inducers and responders and touches on the role of IFNα/β receptor signaling in regulation myeloid cell activation and IFNγ responsiveness.

A outline the image emerges implicating IFNα/β not solely as key in establishing the classical “antiviral” state, however additionally orchestrating cell quality and IFNγ-mediated effector functions.

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Contact details
Clara Charlotte
Program Manager | Euro Virology 2019
Email:virology@microbioconferences.com

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