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Host DNA polymerase-dependent viral replication machinery refers to the process by which certain viruses exploit the host cell’s own DNA polymerases to replicate their viral genomes. These viruses recruit host DNA polymerases to synthesize new copies of their genomes. Key host polymerases involved include Pol α, δ, κ, and the Y-family TLS polymerases (polη, polκ, polι, Rev1/Rev3L/Rev7). Targeting this interaction represents a potential antiviral approach.
Inhibition of host DNA polymerase activity required for viral replication; disruption of viral-host protein interactions involved in polymerase recruitment/utilization.
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