Npro lysine 66 regulates ubiquitination-dependent degradation and innate immune evasion of classical swine fever virus
Authors:
- Lei ZhouLZLei Zhou
- Xiao HanXHXiao Han
- Yifan WengYWYifan Weng
- Tong CaoTCTong Cao
- Jidong XuJXJidong Xu
- Yongqi ShaoYSYongqi Shao
- Weihuan FangWFWeihuan Fang
- Xiaoliang LiXLXiaoliang Li
- 19 October 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Veterinary Microbiology
- Vol. 323
Abstract
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