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Literature summary for 3.4.21.90 extracted from

  • Warrier, R.; Linger, B.R.; Golden, B.L.; Kuhn, R.J.
    Role of sindbis virus capsid protein region II in nucleocapsid core assembly and encapsidation of genomic RNA (2008), J. Virol., 82, 4461-4470.
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Cloned(Commentary)

Cloned (Comment) Organism
peptide comprising amino acid residues 81 to 112 of the capsid protein expressed as an Smt3 fusion protein from a modified pET28b vector Sindbis virus

Protein Variants

Protein Variants Comment Organism
CDELTA(101-105) core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
CDELTA(101-110) no core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
CDELTA(106-110) no core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
CDELTA(107-113) no core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
CDELTA(91-100) no core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
CDELTA(96-100) core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
CDELTA(97-106) core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
K102A stronger binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
K109A stronger binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
K83A binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA comparable to the wild-type Sindbis virus
K86A stronger binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
K92A weaker binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
K97A binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA comparable to the wild-type Sindbis virus
K97A/K99A 10fold reduced binding affinity compared to that of the wild type Sindbis virus
K99A weaker binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
K99E accumulates wild-type levels of nucleocapsid cores while still encapsidating approximately 65% viral RNA Sindbis virus
K99E/R105A accumulates wild-type levels of nucleocapsid cores while still encapsidating approximately 65% viral RNA Sindbis virus
K99L weaker binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
K99M stronger binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
K99R stronger binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
L108A stronger binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
L108D no core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
L110A stronger binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
L110N no core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
P100A weaker binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
Q104A binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA comparable to the wild-type Sindbis virus
Q88A weaker binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
Q94A binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA comparable to the wild-type Sindbis virus
R103A core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
R103A/R105A 100fold reduced binding affinity compared to that of the wild type Sindbis virus
R105A core accumulation, no encapsidation specificity Sindbis virus
R105E weaker binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
R105K stronger binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
R105L weaker binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus
R105M weaker binding affinity for encapsidation signal RNA than the wild-type Sindbis virus

Organism

Organism UniProt Comment Textmining
Sindbis virus
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Purification (Commentary)

Purification (Comment) Organism
capsid protein(81-112) mutant, on Ni-agarose affinity column Sindbis virus

Substrates and Products (Substrate)

Substrates Comment Substrates Organism Products Comment (Products) Rev. Reac.
additional information the region that is responsible for nucleocapsid core accumulation has considerable overlap with the region that controls encapsidation specificity. Amino acids 96 to 113 are responsible for the specific encapsidation of genomic RNA. Amino acids 99 and 105 may interact directly with the encapsidation signal. Amino acids 106 to 113 are responsible for nucleocapsid core accumulation Sindbis virus ?
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Synonyms

Synonyms Comment Organism
capsid protein
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Sindbis virus