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October 9, 2025Scholars Academic Journal of BiosciencesOpen Access

Hidden Messengers: The Uncharted Role of Microbial Small RNAs in Reprogramming Host Immunity During Chronic Infections

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ASAnum ShahzadiUniversity of Lahore SFSana FatimaBaystate Medical Center SMSiraj MunirUniversity of Sargodha

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Research demonstrates that microbial small RNAs influence host immunity in chronic infections, suggesting significant implications for treatment strategies.

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Microbial small RNAs modulate host immune responses, enhancing pathogen persistence during chronic infections.
Evidence shows that these small RNAs are capable of reprogramming cytokine networks and evading immune defenses.
Chronic infections like tuberculosis and hepatitis highlight the complex dynamics of microbial host interactions through small RNAs.
This cross-kingdom communication emphasizes the need for insights into therapeutic approaches against persistent infections.

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Shahzadi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e70db290569dd607ee62c4 https://doi.org/10.36347/sajb.2025.v13i09.010

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Research demonstrates that microbial small RNAs influence host immunity in chronic infections, suggesting significant implications for treatment strategies.

Hidden Messengers: The Uncharted Role of Microbial Small RNAs in Reprogramming Host Immunity During Chronic Infections

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Hidden Messengers: The Uncharted Role of Microbial Small RNAs in Reprogramming Host Immunity During Chronic Infections

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