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GrainGenes Reference Report: JGV-83-443

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Reference
JGV-83-443
Title
Mapping of the P1 proteinase cleavage site in the polyprotein of Wheat streak mosaic virus (genus Tritimovirus)
Journal
Journal of General Virology
Year
2002
Volume
83
Pages
443-450
Author
Choi IR
Horken KM
Stenger DC
French R
Abstract
Summary: Monopartite members of the family Potyviridae utilize three virus-encoded proteinases to cleave the viral polyprotein into mature proteins. The amino-terminal region of the viral polyprotein is autolytically cleaved by the P1 proteinase. A domain required for P1 proteinase activity of Wheat streak mosaic virus (WSMV) was mapped using a series of templates with nested 3'-truncations or 5'-deletions to program in vitro transcription-translation reactions. The WSMV P1 proteinase cleavage site was mapped to a position downstream of amino acid residue 348 and upstream of amino acid residue 353, with the peptide bond between amino acid residues Y352 and G353 the most probable site of hydrolysis. An alignment of potyvirus polyprotein sequences in the carboxy-terminal region of the P1 domain revealed WSMV P1 contained conserved H257, D267, S303 and FIVXG325-329 residues upstream of the cleavage site that are typical of serine proteinases and shown by others to be required for P1 proteolysis in Tobacco etch virus. Insertion of the GUS reporter gene immediately downstream of the P1 cleavage site in a full-length clone of WSMV resulted in systemic infection and GUS expression upon inoculation of plants with in vitro transcripts. When cleaved by P1 at the amino terminus and NIa proteinase at a site engineered in the carboxy-terminus, actsive GUS protein expressed by WSMV in infected wheat had electrophoretic mobility similar to wild-type GUS protein
External Databases
Pubmed: 11807238
Keyword
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acid
alignment
amino acid
amino-terminus
cleavage
clone
complete nucleotide-sequence
domain
family
family potyviridae
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genus
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gus expression
hydrolysis
in vitro
infection
inoculation
insertion
mapping
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microbiology
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mosaic-virus
p1
peptide
plant potyvirus genome
position
potyviridae
potyvirus
program
protein
proteinase
proteolysis
region
reporter
reporter gene
residue
rymovirus
sequence
serine
serine proteinases
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template
tobacco
tobacco etch virus
transcript
virus
vitro
wheat streak mosaic virus
wild-type
wsmv

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