HEMADSORPTION AND FUSION INHIBITION ACTIVITIES OF HEMAGGLUTININ ANALYZED BY VACCINIA VIRUS MUTANTS
HEMADSORPTION AND FUSION INHIBITION ACTIVITIES OF HEMAGGLUTININ ANALYZED BY VACCINIA VIRUS MUTANTS
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DOI:
10.1016/0042-6822(90)90422-n
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发表时间:
1990-04-01
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
SHIDA, H
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作者:
SEKI, M;OIE, M;SHIDA, H
Vaccinia virus IHD-J strain induces hemagglutinin (HA) on the surface membrane of infected cells and does not elicit cell-cell fusion (F-). We isolated 21 independent hemadsorption-negative (HAD-) mutant viruses from IHD-J and five HAD+ revertants from one of these mutants. Of the 21 mutants, 19 that synthesized either no or little HA at the cell surface caused cell-cell fusion (F+), whereas none of the five revertants that synthesized HA at the cell surface induced cell-cell fusion. Furthermore, anti-HA monoclonal antibody B2D10 induced extensive polykaryocytosis of IHD-J-infected cells and suppressed the ability of the IHD-J-infected cell extract to inhibit the polykaryocytosis induced by IHD-W. The other 2 of the 21 HAD- mutants, B1 and A2, which induced HAs at the cell surface, showed F- and F+ phenotype, respectively. The HA molecule of mutant B1 had a single amino acid substitution of Lys for Glu-121 in its extracellular domain, whereas that of mutant A2 had a single substituiton mutation of Tyr for Cys-103. We conclude that the vaccinia HA is a fusion inhibition protein, that the active sites for the two activities reside separately in its extracellular domain, and that cysteine-103 is important in forming the proper tertiary structure of the protein to exert both activities.