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John E. Mamatis

Queen's University

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MicrobiologyAntiviral ResearchPeer-reviewedOct 5, 2023

Induction of antiviral gene expression by cyclosporine A, but not inhibition of cyclophilin A or B, contributes to its restriction of human coronavirus 229E infection in a lung epithelial cell line

John E. Mamatis, Carla E. Gallardo-Flores, Ujjwal Sangwan…·Che C. Colpitts

This study identifies that cyclosporine A restricts HCoV-229E infection by inducing antiviral gene expression through interferon regulatory factor 1, independent of cyclophilin A/B or classical interferon responses.

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