Professor Chunfu Zheng published a review of the latest research progress on the role of CDK in antiviral innate immunity in JMV (there are eggs at the end of the article)

Recently, Professor Chunfu Zheng published a review in the Journal of Medical Virology (JMV): The emerging roles of the CDK/cyclincomplexes in antiviral innate immunity
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The system summarizes the latest research progress of the role of cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK) family in antiviral innate immunity
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More than 20 members of the human CDK family have the characteristics of being activated by cyclin
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CDK is involved in a variety of biological processes, such as cell cycle, transcription, DNA damage response, and apoptosis
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If CDKs are not properly regulated, they may cause diseases such as cancer
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CDK is a Ser/Thr kinase that controls the cell cycle process together with cyclin
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Various CDK-cyclin complexes phosphorylate specific target proteins and drive different cell cycle phases
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This short review summarizes how CDK plays a role in antiviral innate immunity
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Article link: https://pubmed.
ncbi.
nlm.
nih.
gov/34964486/ (email me interested in the full text) Journal of Medical Virology provides a means of rapid publication of original scientific papers on fundamental and applied research concerning viruses affecting humans.
These include reports describing the characterization diagnosis, epidemiologyimmunology, and pathogenesis of human virus infections, as well as basic studies on virus morphology, genetics replication, and host-cell interactions.
Journal of Medical Virology provides a basis for rapid publication of viruses affecting humans And applied research approaches to original scientific papers
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These include the characteristic diagnosis of human viral infections, epidemiological immunology and pathogenesis, as well as basic research on virus morphology, genetic replication and host cell interaction
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Figure 1.
The role of the CDK family in antiviral innate immunity.
Professor Chunfu Zheng has served as editor and editorial board member of several SCI journals.
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mBio editor (zero breakthrough for local editors in mainland China), 2.
Journal of Virology editorial board, 3.
Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Frontiers in Microbiology; 4.
Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Frontiers in Immunology; 5.
Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Virology Journal; 6.
Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Medical Virology.
In addition, Zheng Chunfu participated in the review of dozens of SCI journals, such as Advanced Material, Cell host & Microbe, Seminar inImmunology, Microbiome, Cell Report, PLoSPathogen, Molecular Therapy, Acta PharmaceuticaSinica B, theranostics, Reviews in Medical Virology like
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 Since he became the editor in 2011, he has edited and reviewed 433 (235+198) articles
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Zheng Chunfu won the 2019 Global Publons Peer Review Award (TOP1% in the field of microbiology).
From 2019 to 2021, he has been listed in the Journal of Virology's annual peer review rankings (TOP25, 15-20 articles for annual review) for three consecutive years
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 Professor Zheng Chunfu has made breakthrough research results in the study of the molecular mechanism of the interaction between herpes simplex virus type I (HSV-1) infection and the host, and the study of HSV-1 escape host antiviral natural immunity.
He has made breakthrough research results in Trendsin Microbiology (IF17.
079), Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews (cover article, IF 12.
568), FEMS Microbiology Reviews (IF 16.
408), Blood (IF 22.
169), Cell Host &Microbe (IF 21.
023), Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesUSA (IF 11.
205), Protein and Cell ( IF 14.
870; 2 articles), mBio (IF 7.
867), Cytokine & GrowthFactor Reviews (IF 7.
658), Journal of Virology (23 articles, 2 of which are highlight articles; IF 5.
103), Journal of Immunology (2 articles, IF 5.
422) Other mainstream journals have published more than 110 SCI papers, with a total of more than 2500 citations, and an H-index of 28
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Professor Chunfu Zheng’s laboratory website: https://bms.
fjmu.
edu.
cn/2017/1130/c2905a72170/page.
htm SCI submission and data uplifting (combing) and English language polishing consultation and an article for uplifting fund applications It took a few years, one person worked hard (even many people together) spent more than 100,000 or even hundreds of thousands of scientific research funds.
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If your data is close to perfection, you still need English language polishing, just like buying a new dress for a newborn baby
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alan@hotmail.
com and indicate your name, unit and major
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