Molecular Network of Dengue Virus Fever and its Treatment

Más información sobre el libro

The book delves into the critical role of dengue virus (DENV) transmitted by mosquitoes, highlighting its global impact with nearly 100 million cases annually. It explores the interaction between DENV and human miRNAs, focusing on their potential antiviral properties. Research indicates that blocking certain miRNAs can enhance viral replication, while increased viremia correlates with greater disease severity. The authors propose that reducing viremia could mitigate the risk of severe dengue complications, underscoring the importance of understanding immune responses in infected individuals.