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Apoptotic caspases cleave DRP1 to promote mitochondrial fusion and anti-viral immune responses
Apoptosis has been recognized as a suicidal host-defense programmed cell death pathway against invading pathogens. However, recent evidences showed that viruses can employ caspases to cleave and inactivate immune signaling molecules to facilitate infection. Whether caspases can instead promote anti-
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