Anti-HSV2 gB 抗体 [1-G-10]

補足情報

This supplementary information is collated from multiple sources and compiled automatically.

Biological function summary

HSV2 gB is important in the initiation of infection and the spread of the virus within the host organism. It belongs to a group of viral envelope proteins that form a complex interacting with other viral glycoproteins to achieve successful attachment and entry into host cells. The complex includes other glycoproteins such as HSV2 gD and HSV2 gH which work together to mediate membrane fusion and entry functions critical for viral propagation and pathogenicity.

Pathways

HSV2 gB interacts with cellular pathways involved in host cell entry and immune evasion. Important in viral entry pathways gB collaborates with proteins like HSV2 gL to execute the membrane fusion process efficiently. It is also related to pathways that impact immune system recognition. These pathways facilitate HSV2's ability to establish latency and persistence in the host sometimes leading to reactivation and recurrent infections.