Altered DNA binding and replication activities of JC virus T-antigen mutants.
Altered DNA binding and replication activities of JC virus T-antigen mutants.
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JC 病毒 T 抗原突变体的 DNA 结合和复制活性发生改变。
DOI:
10.1016/0042-6822(91)90136-y
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发表时间:
1991
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Frisque,RJ
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作者:
Tavis,JE;Frisque,RJ
Ten mutations were introduced into the JC virus (JCV) T antigen within a region corresponding to the SV40 T-antigen DNA binding domain (SV40 amino acids 131 to 220); nine of these increased homology between the two proteins in sequences critical for SV40 T antigen DNA binding. All mutant JCV T antigens bound to JCV and SV40 origins of DNA replication. Binding efficiency relative to that of wild-type JCV T antigen ranged from 83 to 301 % for the JCV binding sites and from 44 to 240% for the SV40 binding sites. Nine mutant proteins promoted viral DNA replication in primary human fetal glial (PHFG) and CV-1 cells. In PHFG cells, promotion of DNA replication ranged from 26 to 220% relative to that of wild-type T antigen; in CV-1 cells it ranged from 14 to 522%. Coding sequences for five mutant proteins were transferred into the hybrid virus M1(SV40) [M1(SV40) contains coding sequences from JCV and regulatory sequences from SV40]. Wild-type T antigen promoted replication weakly from the SV40 origin in these hybrid viruses in CV-1 cells (2% that from the JCV origin); replication driven by the mutant proteins ranged from 110 to 412% of that induced by the wild-type protein. Efficient specific DNA binding by a mutant T antigen was not a reliable indicator of that mutant protein's ability to promote DNA replication.