EBV miRNAs BART11 and BART17-3p promote immune escape through the enhancer-mediated transcription of PD-L1

Jie Wang(Fujian Medical University), Zhaoyang Zeng(Shenzhen Academy of Robotics), Yi He(Central South University), Junshang Ge(Central South University), Qijia Yan(Central South University), Xiangying Deng(Central South University), Can Guo(Ministry of Agriculture), Bo Xiang(Sichuan Academy of Medical Sciences & Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital), Fang Xiong(Nanjing Maternity and Child Health Care Hospital), Jiayue Guo(Central South University), Ming Zhou(Zhejiang Chinese Medical University), Lei Shi(Chinese PLA General Hospital), Yong Li(Baylor College of Medicine), Shanshan Zhang(Central South University), Yian Wang(Central South University), Wei Xiong(Central South University), Fuyan Wang(Central South University), Xiayu Li(Central South University), Zheng Li(Central South University), Lishen Zhang(Jiangsu Cancer Hospital), Xianjie Jiang(Central South University), Zhaojian Gong(Central South University)
Nature Communications
February 14, 2022
10.1038/s41467-022-28479-2
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