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This is a Cohort Study study (also classified as: Quantitative Study, Experimental Study).

September 19, 2025Open Access

IRF1 Tunes Basal Immunity and Antiviral Readiness in a Context-Dependent Manner

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Analysis reveals IRF1's role in gene regulation and antiviral defense mechanisms, indicating complex IFN signaling pathways.

IRF1 is a key regulator of basal immunity and antiviral readiness, with both activating and repressing effects on gene expression.
In HeLa cells, IRF1 knockout altered gene regulation, particularly diminishes IFN-g induced gene regulation and enhances some antiviral genes.
Transcriptional analysis indicated that IRF1 modulates immune genes through both cytokine signaling and direct interactions with gene promoters.
The study highlights IRF1's significance in shaping antiviral immunity, even in JAK1-deficient cells, underscoring the complexity of immune signaling.

Zoler et al. (2025) studied this question.

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