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Manipulation of mRNA Decay by Nucleic Acids: Implications for Immune Regulation

Humanity continues to face the threat of infectious diseases, including pandemics, making their control a critical challenge. In recent years, advancements in nucleic acid-based diagnostic technologies and therapies have progressed rapidly, raising strong expectations for their application in the field of infectious diseases. Nucleic acids play a crucial role not only as the genetic information of pathogens but also as factors that regulate the host's immune response. This symposium aims to focus on the role of nucleic acids in infectious diseases and provide a platform to discuss new possibilities in nucleic acid and infectious disease research.

【J】Nucleic Acids and Pathogenesis of Infectious Diseases

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3AS-17-01]Manipulation of mRNA Decay by Nucleic Acids: Implications for Immune Regulation

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