… Ceramide can be key for the formation of viral replication sites. Sphingomyelinases often …
ceramide synthesis enhances IAV replication [121], and exogenous ceramide reduces viral …

… role of ceramide during influenza A virus infection. We demonstrate that ceramide produced
through … This increase in total viral RNA upon inhibition of ceramide synthesis resulted in an …

… SMase induces production of ceramide, we next examined the effect of ceramide on the
infectivity of the viruses. Treatment of the pseudotype particles with C 6 -ceramide inhibited the …

… confirming their defect in de novo ceramide synthesis. Owing to its multipotent … ceramide
synthesis. Tax-transfected Molt-4 and HELA cells were less sensitive to HPR and C 6 -ceramide …

… that a synthetic ceramide analog (C8) stimulates DCs to increase the expansion of virus-specific
T cells upon virus infection. Exogenously supplied C8 ceramide elevated the …

… A synthetic C8 ceramide has been shown to increase the expression of DC maturation
markers after infection with LCMV or influenza and thereby to stimulate the expansion of …

… specific ceramide/dh-ceramide species and related ceramide … several specific ceramide
and dihydro(dh)-ceramide species and … ceramide can be generated via de novo synthesis by …

… virus in the nervous system.' Recombinant gpl20, an envelope glycoprotein of human
imnmunodeficiency virus type … the linkage between galactose and ceramide is essential for binding…

… to decreased influenza virus infection [23–25,34]. Conversely, reductions in ceramide
synthesis through inhibition of ceramide synthase led to an increase in influenza virus replication […

… ceramide transfer protein (CERT), which is in the SM biosynthesis pathway, are essential for
the biosynthesis of double-membrane vesicles (DMVs), the sites of viral … ceramide synthesis …