Poly(I:C)-induced microglia activation, which might release proinflammatory factors, showed a decreasing trend in BV2 cells with the inhibition of CTSB activity by inhibitor CA-074 after 24 h, and the initial phases of activation-induced microglia death could indicate active functions for cathepsin X [ 67 ].
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Identification, Expression Profiling, Microbial Binding, and Agglutination Analyses of Two Cathepsin B Genes in Black Rockfish (<i>Sebastes schlegelii</i>).
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