MX2 (
101) |
Myxovirus resistance (Mx) protein, an evolutionarily conserved dynein-like large GTPase |
MX2 can inhibit HBV infection and proliferation by reducing cccDNA level and inhibiting HBV RNA transcription. |
When pgRNA transcription is driven by HBV’s own promoter and enhancer from the add-on vector, MX2 reduces HBV DNA replication by downregulating all replication markers |
Inhibits HBV cccDNA formation and RNA transcription |
SAMD4A (
35) |
SAMD4A is reported to be a mammalian homolog of Drosophila Smaug and to regulate post-transcriptional processes. |
SAMD4A and its homolog SAMD4B can reduce HBV replication |
SAMD4A mediates viral degradation by binding to the SRE site in viral RNA. |
Promotes HBV RNA degradation and inhibits HBV replication |
IFI6 (
102) |
IFI6 belongs to the FAM14 family localized on chromosome 1P35 and is an ISG |
The overexpression of IFI6 inhibits HBV replication and translation in hepatocytes |
IFI6 reduces HBV transcription and translation by inhibiting the ENHII/Cp promoter activity |
Inhibits HBV DNA replication and RNA transcription |
TRIM14 (
103) |
The members of the TRIM family are known for their RING finger E3-ubiquitin ligase activity -including a RING domain, 1 or 2 b-box domains, and associated coiled-coil domains in the amino-terminal region |
Type I IFN-stimulated gene TRIM14 controls HBV replication by targeting HBx |
The TRIM14 SPRY domain interacts with the C-terminus of HBx, which may block the role of HBx in promoting HBV replication by inhibiting the formation of the SMC-HBX-DDB1 complex. |
Inhibits HBV RNA transcription and HBV replication |
TRIM25 (
104) |
IL-27-dependent induction of TRIM25 inhibits HBV replication |
Il-27 signaling is required for TRIM25 induction by type I IFN, and the transcription factors STAT1 and STAT3 play a role in TRIM25 induction. |
Inhibits HBeAg secretion and HBV DNA replication |
ISG20 (
105) |
ISG20 has antiviral function against a variety of RNA viruses and is a 3’-5’ exonuclide induced by type I and type II IFNs. |
ISG20 can bind and degrade HBV transcription factors and inhibit HBV replication. |
ISG20 inhibits the HBV activity by binding to EnhII/Cp and inhibits HBV transcription by binding to YTHDF2 and recognizing m6A modifications. |
Inhibits HBV transcription |
miR-122 (
106) |
MiR-122 is a mammalian liver-specific microRNA that is highly expressed in the liver, accounting for 70% of the total miRNA population in the liver. |
MiR-122 significantly inhibited HBV expression and replication |
MiRNA-122 was positively correlated with ADAR1 expression, and NT5C3 was identified as the miR-122 target. |
Inhibits HBV DNA formation and RNA transcription |
ADAR1 (
107) |
ADAR1 is an ISG that catalyzes covalent modification of RNA substrates and produces inosine through C-6 deamination of hydrolyzed adenosine. |
ADAR1 inhibited MAVS expression and reduced HBV marker levels in vitro and in vivo. |
ADAR1 represses MAVS expression through human antigen R (HuR)-induced post-transcriptional regulation |
Inhibits HBV DNA replication, RNA transcription, protein expression, and viral antigen packaging levels. |
IDO (
108) |
IDO is an IFN-γ-induced enzyme that catalyzes tryptophan degradation |
IDO effectively reduced HBV DNA content in cells without affecting viral RNA stabilization. |
IDO can inhibit viral genome replication and translation, and this antiviral effect is mediated by tryptophan deprivation. |
Inhibits HBV DNA replication and protein translation |
OAS (
109) |
OAS encoded by the OAS gene uses adenosine triphosphate to synthesize 2’,5’ -oligadenylate (2’, 5’AS) in a 2’ -specific nucleotide transfer reaction, which activates latent ribonucrenase, leads to viral RNA degradation and inhibits viral replication |
OAS gene variants may play an important role in the response to IFN-α |
Polymorphism of IFN-induced gene OAS is associated with response to IFN-α therapy in chronic HBV infection |
Promotes HBV RNA degradation and inhibits HBV replication |