Epstein-Barr virus promotes human monocyte survival and maturation through a paracrine induction of IFN-α

Keyphrases

• Epstein-Barr Virus 100%
• Monocytes 100%
• Human Monocytes 100%
• Paracrine 100%
• Epstein-Barr Virus Infections 57%
• Interferon-α (IFN-α) 42%
• Macrophages 28%
• Spontaneous Apoptosis 28%
• Gp350 28%
• Virus 14%
• T Cell Response 14%
• Apoptosis 14%
• Recombinant 14%
• CD40 14%
• HLA Class I 14%
• Intercellular Adhesion molecule-1 (ICAM-1) 14%
• Cell Survival 14%
• Survival Signaling 14%
• CD80 14%
• Phenotypic Characteristics 14%
• Morphological Changes 14%
• Infectious Virus 14%
• HLA Class II 14%
• CD86 14%
• Phenotypic Change 14%
• Acute Infection 14%
• Immunomodulatory 14%
• Morphological Characteristics 14%
• Inactivated Virus 14%
• Heat-inactivated 14%
• Active Participants 14%
• Granularity 14%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Epstein Barr Virus 100%
• Maturation 100%
• Programmed Cell Death 25%
• Macrophage 16%
• Morphology 16%
• T Cell 8%
• Cell Survival 8%
• Intercellular Adhesion Molecule 1 8%
• CD80 8%
• Virus Infectivity 8%
• CD86 8%
• Antigen-Presenting Cell 8%
• Virus Inactivation 8%
• Virus 8%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Epstein Barr Virus 100%
• Maturation 100%
• Programmed Cell Death 25%
• Macrophage 16%
• Morphology 16%
• T Cell 8%
• Cell Survival 8%
• CD80 8%
• CD86 8%
• ICAM-1 8%
• Virus Inactivation 8%
• Virus Infectivity 8%