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Furthermore, ApoM interacted with the HCV E2 protein. Finally, HCV infection reduced ApoM expression both in vitro and in vivo. Collectively, our study demonstrates that ApoM, identified as a novel HCV particle associated protein, contributes to HCV assembly/release and interacts with HCV E2 protein. It provides new insights on how HCV and the host apolipoproteins are reciprocally influenced and lays a basis for research in developing innovative antiviral strategies. Preclinical imaging, especially of rodent models, plays a major role in
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