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The "virus internalisation process" as a therapeutic target focuses on disrupting critical early steps of infection—attachment, uptake/internalization—by modulating essential host factors. This approach underpins many current strategies in developing broad-spectrum antiviral agents that are less susceptible to resistance development compared with conventional direct antivirals targeting only pathogen-specific elements.
Inhibition or modulation of host factors or pathways essential for viral entry, including receptor antagonism, blockade of endosomal trafficking/fusion, and disruption of signaling pathways.
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