Interferoninduced
Interferon-induced refers to a group of proteins and cellular responses that are triggered by the presence of interferons. Interferons are a type of cytokine, a signaling molecule that plays a crucial role in the innate immune system. When a cell is infected by a virus or detects other foreign invaders, it can release interferons. These interferons then bind to receptors on neighboring cells, alerting them to the threat and prompting them to activate interferon-induced genes and proteins.
These interferon-induced proteins have a variety of antiviral and anti-inflammatory functions. Some directly inhibit viral replication