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Mitochondria-Eating Protein Regulates Cellular Pathogenesis and Replication of H1N1 Influenza Virus
Rapid replication of RNA viruses requires substantial cellular energy and effective mechanisms to evade cellular immunity. To meet these demands, many RNA viruses manipulate mitochondrial dynamics, including mitochondrial fragmentation and mitophagy. In the upcoming hypothesis, I propose a potential role for mitochondria-eating protein (MIEAP, also known as SPATA18), a novel regulator of non-canonical mitophagy, in the cellular pathogenesis and replication of H1N1 influenza v
Yogy Simanjuntak
Jul 21 min read


An Indole-based Compound Targets Orthoflavivirus NS1
Using computational approaches, I have designed novel indole derivatives that may target the orthoflavivirus non-structural NS1 protein.
Yogy Simanjuntak
May 211 min read


Establishing an in vivo model of persistent Zika virus infection
Pale splenic germinal centers in some nodules, suggesting an active immune response
Yogy Simanjuntak
Apr 271 min read
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