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Viral protein synthesis refers to the process by which viruses produce their proteins within a host cell, relying on host ribosomes, tRNAs, and translation factors. It is essential for viral replication, assembly, and pathogenesis. Viruses manipulate host translation by shutting down host protein synthesis, altering ribosome composition, or using unique RNA structures. Targeting steps in viral protein synthesis is an active area in antiviral drug development.
Inhibition of viral protein translation by targeting viral mRNA or host factors involved in translation.
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