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A transient energy-dependent multi-protein complex refers to a group of two or more proteins that associate temporarily and whose assembly, stability, or function depends on the input of energy—typically in the form of ATP or GTP hydrolysis. These complexes are central to many cellular processes, including signaling cascades, protein folding, and antiviral defense mechanisms. Examples include CCT/TRiC chaperonin, Signal Recognition Particle (SRP)–SR Receptor Intermediate, and host antiviral multi-protein complexes.
Restoring normal complex composition to inhibit virus replication
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