Acquired Functional Capsid Structures in Metazoan Totivirus-like dsRNA Virus
Acquired Functional Capsid Structures in Metazoan Totivirus-like dsRNA Virus
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后生动物 Totivirus 样 dsRNA 病毒中获得的功能性衣壳结构
DOI:
10.1016/j.str.2020.04.016
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
Miyazaki Naoyuki
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作者:
Okamoto Kenta;Ferreira Ricardo J.;Larsson Daniel S.D.;Maia Filipe R.N.C.;Isawa Haruhiko;Sawabe Kyoko;Murata Kazuyoshi;Hajdu Janos;Iwasaki Kenji;Kasson Peter M.;Miyazaki Naoyuki
Non-enveloped icosahedral double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) viruses possess multifunctional capsids required for their proliferation. Whereas protozoan/fungal dsRNA viruses have a relatively simple capsid structure, which suffices for the intracellular phase in their life cycle, metazoan dsRNA viruses have acquired additional structural features as an adaptation for extracellular cell-to-cell transmission in multicellular hosts. Here, we present the first atomic model of a metazoan dsRNA totivirus-like virus and the structure reveals three unique structural traits: a C-terminal interlocking arm, surface projecting loops, and an obstruction at the pore on the 5-fold symmetry axis. These traits are keys to understanding the capsid functions of metazoan dsRNA viruses, such as particle stability and formation, cell entry, and endogenous intraparticle transcription of mRNA. On the basis of molecular dynamics simulations of the obstructed pore, we propose a possible mechanism of intraparticle transcription in totivirus-like viruses, which dynamically switches between open and closed states of the pore(s).