Because of their critical functions, PCs, especially the ubiquitously expressed Furin [22] and SKI-1/S1P [11] are implicated in many viral infections via specific cleavages of envelope glycoproteins, a condition that allows not only the fusion of the viral lipid envelope with host cell membranes [9] but also for cell-to-cell fusion forming syncytia of certain viruses leading to important cytopathogenic effects [23,24]. Here, FURIN is linked to viral infectious disease.