2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.molimm.2010.04.015
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Regulation and function of interferon regulatory factors of Atlantic salmon

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“…The results presented in Fig. 2A show that when overexpressed alone, SsIRF3 induced the highest IFNa1 promoter activity as compared with IRF7A/B, which confirms previously published data (30). Co-transfection of CHSE cells with SsIRF3 and SsMyD88 resulted in a synergistic up-regulation of all of the tested reporters, whereas no significant cooperation was detected between SsMyD88 and SsIRF7A/B.…”
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“…The results presented in Fig. 2A show that when overexpressed alone, SsIRF3 induced the highest IFNa1 promoter activity as compared with IRF7A/B, which confirms previously published data (30). Co-transfection of CHSE cells with SsIRF3 and SsMyD88 resulted in a synergistic up-regulation of all of the tested reporters, whereas no significant cooperation was detected between SsMyD88 and SsIRF7A/B.…”
Section: Transgenic Ssmyd88 Accumulates In Cytoplasmic and Nuclear Grsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Unlike MyD88, whose amino acid sequence is relatively well conserved, the sequences of the IRFs have diverged to a much greater extent throughout the vertebrate evolution (36). Among the IRFs, IRF3 and IRF7 share the greatest amino acid sequence identity; however, their homology is limited mainly to the N-terminal DNA-binding domain, whereas the IRF association domain is much less conserved (30). This domain is important for the homo-or heterodimerization of the IRFs, and it is also involved in their interactions with other transcriptional and signaling mediators, including MyD88 (9).…”
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“…Although fish IRF3, resembling mammalian counterparts, exerts a conserved function , it displays a different expression property. Unlike mammalian IRF3 showing a constitutive expression and unresponsiveness to IFN treatment (Au et al, 1995), fish IRF3 is upregulated by either virus infection or IFN treatment (Bergan et al, 2010;Holland et al, 2008;Sun et al, 2010;Yu et al, 2010). This difference raises an interest to study the expression regulation of fish IRF9 homologues.…”
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