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Carbohidratos: ¿defensores o cómplices de los virus?

Authors: Brenda Ingrid Velázquez Dodge; Roberta Salinas Marín;

Carbohidratos: ¿defensores o cómplices de los virus?

Abstract

Los virus son biológicamente diversos, y algunos han desarrollado la capacidad de infectar eficazmente a los seres humanos, eludiendo el sistema inmunológico mediante el uso de biomoléculas como los glicanos. Estos carbohidratos juegan un papel fundamental en las infecciones virales, facilitando la adherencia y penetración de virus como el sars-CoV-2 en las células humanas. Sin embargo, los glicanos también pueden actuar como una barrera contra las infecciones, interfiriendo en la unión y entrada de los virus, sirviendo como receptores para el sistema inmunológico o modificándose para bloquear la infección. La interacción entre glicanos y virus es compleja y clave para entender las infecciones virales, lo que resalta la importancia de los glicanos en la lucha contra ellas.

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