Adenovirus-infected cells

Adenovirus-infected cells is not a canonical molecular target, enzyme, receptor, or protein. Instead, it refers generically to any cells infected by adenoviruses, which are nonenveloped, double-stranded DNA viruses that infect many vertebrate species and are well studied in humans[1][2][6]. “Adenovirus-infected cells” thus does not denote a specific, structurally or functionally defined molecule or receptor suitable for molecular targeting; it describes a cell that harbors adenoviral infection, which may express various viral and host factors as a result. The phrase, as given, is too generic and not specific to a molecular entity or drug target.