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    Innate immune defences are essential for the control of virus infection and
  are triggered through host recognition of viral macromolecular motifs known
  as pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is
  an RNA virus that replicates in the liver, and infects 200 million people
  worldwide. Infection is regulated by hepatic immune defences triggered by the
  cellular RIG-I helicase. RIG-I binds PAMP RNA and signals interferon
  regulatory factor 3 activation to induce the expression of
  interferon-alpha/beta and antiviral/interferon-stimulated genes (ISGs) that
  limit infection. Here we identify the polyuridine motif of the HCV genome 3'
  non-translated region and its replication intermediate as the PAMP substrate
  of RIG-I, and show that this and similar homopolyuridine or
  homopolyriboadenine motifs present in the genomes of RNA viruses are the
  chief feature of RIG-I recognition and immune triggering in human and murine
  cells. 5' terminal triphosphate on the PAMP RNA was necessary but not
  sufficient for RIG-I binding, which was primarily dependent on homopolymeric
  ribonucleotide composition, linear structure and length. The HCV PAMP RNA
  stimulated RIG-I-dependent signalling to induce a hepatic innate immune
  response in vivo, and triggered interferon and ISG expression to suppress HCV
  infection in vitro. These results provide a conceptual advance by defining
  specific homopolymeric RNA motifs within the genome of HCV and other RNA
  viruses as the PAMP substrate of RIG-I, and demonstrate immunogenic features
  of the PAMP-RIG-I interaction that could be used as an immune adjuvant for
  vaccine and immunotherapy approaches.%
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    \field{issn}{1476-4687}
    \field{number}{7203}
    \field{pages}{523\bibrangedash 527}
    \field{title}{Innate immunity induced by composition-dependent {RIG}-{I}
  recognition of hepatitis {C} virus {RNA}}
    \field{volume}{454}
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    \field{journaltitle}{Nature}
    \field{month}{07}
    \field{year}{2008}
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    \field{edition}{Sixth edition}
    \field{isbn}{978-1-315-73536-8}
    \field{note}{OCLC: 1082214404}
    \field{title}{Molecular biology of the cell}
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    \field{year}{2017}
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  \entry{voet_biochemistry_2021}{book}{}
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    \field{edition}{Fourth edition}
    \field{isbn}{978-1-119-77064-0}
    \field{shorttitle}{Biochemistry}
    \field{title}{Biochemistry: international adaption}
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    \field{year}{2021}
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