Figure 2.
In the primary signalling cascade, PARP13 promotes RIG-I activation, PARP7 inhibits TBK1 and PARP10 inhibits NEMO-dependent signalling, whereas PARP12 facilitates NF-κB-dependent transcription, PARP14 promotes IRF3/7-dependent production of interferons and PARP13 restricts IFN mRNA levels. In the secondary cascade, PARP11 reduces IFN receptor levels, while PARP9 and PARP14 have antagonistic roles in STAT1-mediated induction of ISGs. Refer to the main text for further clarification.
Schematic representation of the primary and secondary IFN signalling cascades, highlighting steps that are regulated by PARPs.

In the primary signalling cascade, PARP13 promotes RIG-I activation, PARP7 inhibits TBK1 and PARP10 inhibits NEMO-dependent signalling, whereas PARP12 facilitates NF-κB-dependent transcription, PARP14 promotes IRF3/7-dependent production of interferons and PARP13 restricts IFN mRNA levels. In the secondary cascade, PARP11 reduces IFN receptor levels, while PARP9 and PARP14 have antagonistic roles in STAT1-mediated induction of ISGs. Refer to the main text for further clarification.

Close Modal

or Create an Account

Close Modal
Close Modal