Mouse Anti-Monkeypox Virus A35R Monoclonal Antibody

The Monkeypox virus A35R protein is a significant immunomodulatory factor that plays a role in the pathogenesis of the virus. A35R is a homolog of the human IL-17 receptor and is thought to interfere with the host's immune response by mimicking host cytokine receptors, potentially dampening the inflammatory response and aiding in viral evasion. As a target for antiviral strategies, A35R presents a unique opportunity for intervention. By understanding its interaction with the host immune system, researchers can develop therapeutics that counteract its immunosuppressive effects. Inhibiting A35R's function could enhance the host's ability to mount an effective immune response against the virus, limiting its replication and spread.