Biosynthesis, Modification and Processing of Viral Polyproteins
Biosynthesis, Modification and Processing of Viral Polyproteins
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病毒多蛋白的生物合成、修饰和加工
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1982
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C. Weber
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G. Koch;F. Koch;J. Bilello;E. Hiller;Claudia Schârli;G. Warnecke;C. Weber
The biosynthesis of several cellular and many viral proteins is accompanied by modification (e.g. phosphorylation, hydroxylation, glycosylation, ADP ribosylation, poly ADP ribosylation, acetylation) and proteolytic processing of the primary translation product. Both modification and processing can take place during polypeptide chain elongation, as well as long after the completion of protein synthesis (for reviews see 1–12). By way of example, glycosylation (13), especially of membrane proteins and hydroxylation (collagen, ref. 14) occurs on nascent polypeptide chains. Similarly, forms of specific proteolytic processing, e.g. removal of the leader sequence from membrane and secretory proteins (15–20), and cleavage of the picornavirus polyproteins to three distinct precursor proteins occur during elongation (11b, c, d).