… HIV-1 IN interacts with a cellular factor that may have potential as a therapeutic target: the
cellular lens epithelium-derived growth factor (LEDGF)/p75 [60], a chromatin-associated …

… in host defense and human diseases associated with chronic inflammation. We also highlight
the potential of targeting GSDMs as a new therapeutic … obstacles to realize this potential. …

… In the second part of the article, we review the modulation of the innate immune response
as a potential therapeutic strategy for the management of virus associated diseases. We focus …

… Finally, we explore the potential therapeutics that target autophagy … potential role of autophagy
in the development of HCV-related liver diseases as well as a perspective on therapeutics …

… that host mitochondria … potential interactions between SARS-CoV-2 and mitochondria and
discuss possible treatments, including whether mitochondria as a potential therapeutic target …

… microbe–host interface is currently in focus because of attempts to develop infection therapy
in … Most of the known host receptors for microbes are glycoconjugates, and the diversity and …

… of host-pathogen communication and to foster further research on this topic envisaging their
exploitation in the design of novel therapeutic … The potential therapeutic use of OMVs to fight …

… druggability of each target, many existing drugs have potential to target these key regulators
… novel therapeutics discovery. We propose many potential host immune therapeutic targets …

… the aberrant host response have been unsuccessful in a large number of clinical trials,
which may at least in part be related to the inadequate selection of therapeutic targets and an …

… may uncover new therapeutic targets for some of the most tenacious infectious diseases.
In this mini-review, we highlight examples where modulation of host angiogenesis has been …