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Viral protein expression refers to the process by which viruses synthesize their proteins within a host cell, encompassing the transcription of viral genes into RNA, translation of that RNA into polypeptides, and subsequent post-translational modifications. These proteins are essential for various stages of the viral life cycle, including genome replication, assembly of new virions, modulation of host responses, and facilitating entry or exit from host cells. Targeting this process is a key approach in antiviral drug development.
Inhibition of viral protein synthesis or function
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