Rotavirus-induced IFN-β promotes anti-viral signaling and apoptosis that modulate viral replication in intestinal epithelial cells

Keyphrases

• Antiviral Activity 100%
• Apoptosis 100%
• Viral Replication 100%
• Intestinal Epithelial Cells 100%
• Rotavirus 100%
• Cell Death 18%
• Induced Apoptosis 18%
• IFN Signaling 18%
• Microscopy 9%
• Virion 9%
• Pharmacologic 9%
• Diarrhea 9%
• Mutually Exclusive 9%
• Apoptotic Cell Death 9%
• Neutralizing Antibodies 9%
• Viral Protein Synthesis 9%
• Intestine 9%
• Type I IFN 9%
• HT-29 9%
• Protein Kinase R 9%
• Caspase Activity 9%
• SDS-PAGE Immunoblotting 9%
• Rotavirus Infection 9%
• Resistance to Cell Death 9%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Viral Replication 100%
• Cell Death 25%
• Neutralization 16%
• Western Blot 8%
• Virion 8%
• Apoptosis 8%
• Caspase 8%
• Neutralizing Antibody 8%
• Viral Protein Synthesis 8%
• Intestine 8%