STING1 and viral infectious disease: Interestingly, during viral infection, lipid peroxidation causes the accumulation of 4‐hydroxynonenylaldehyde (4‐HNE) and nitro‐fatty acids (NO2‐FAs), resulting in carbonylation and nitro‐alkylation of STING, thus preventing its activation of the normal palmitoylation process.157, 158