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Structure and operating principles of a monkeypox virus replisome

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By Zishuo Yu, Pradeep Sathyanarayana, Joel Tan, Side Hu, Xiaoyi Fan, Angela Yi Gao, Philip J. Kranzusch, Joseph J. Loparo, Jonathan Abraham
| Nature Verified
Abstract Poxviruses are double-stranded DNA viruses with large genomes. Among them, monkeypox virus (MPXV) has been responsible for two recent public health emergencies as declared by the World Health Organization1. The MPXV polymerase comprises three subunits—a catalytic subunit (F8) and a heterodimeric processivity factor (A22 and E4). The viral polymerase must coordinate activities with the hexameric helicase–primase (E5) to initiate replication of the viral genome2.
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Structural basis of QueC-family protein function in qatABCD anti-phage defense

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By Angela Yi Gao, Douglas R. Wassarman, Philip J. Kranzusch
| Nature Verified
Abstract QueC proteins are nucleoside biosynthesis enzymes required for production of the 7-deazaguanine derivative queuosine. Recently, QueC-family proteins were also shown to catalyze a deazaguanylation protein-nucleobase conjugation reaction in type IV CBASS bacterial anti-phage defense. Here we determine the structural basis of QueC-family protein function in a distinct bacterial immunity system named qatABCD.
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Microbial Metabolite Trimethylamine N-Oxide Promotes Campylobacter jejuni Infection by Escalating Intestinal Inflammation, Epithelial Damage, and Barrier Disruption

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By Caitlyn Smith, Angela Yi Gao, Paloma Bravo, Ashfaqul Alam
| BioRxiv
Abstract The interactions between Campylobacter jejuni, a critical foodborne cause of gastroenteritis, and the intestinal microbiota during infection are not completely understood. The crosstalk between C. jejuni and its host is impacted by the gut microbiota through mechanisms of competitive exclusion, microbial metabolites, or immune response. To investigate the role of gut microbiota on C.
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