MafB as a type I interferon rheostat
H Motohashi, K Igarashi - Nature immunology, 2010 - nature.com
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Type I interferons are produced by almost all nucleated cells in response to virus infection. MafB is now shown to modulate the efficiency of interferon production by setting a threshold for IRF3-dependent transcription.
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