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In recent years, the RNA modification N6-methyladenosine (m 6 A) has been found to play a role in the life cycles of numerous viruses and also in the cellular response to viral infection. m 6 A has emerged as a regulator of many fundamental aspects of RNA biology. Here, we highlight recent advances in techniques for the study of m 6 A, as well as advances in our understanding of the cellular machinery that controls the addition, removal, recognition, and functions of m 6 A. We then summarize the many newly discovered roles of m 6 A during viral infection, including how it regulates innate and adaptive immune responses to infection. Overall, the goals of this review are to summarize the roles of m 6 A on both cellular and viral RNAs and to describe future directions for uncovering new functions of m 6 A during infection.

Regulation of Viral Infection by the RNA Modification N6-Methyladenosine