THE NS-1 POLYPEPTIDE OF THE AUTONOMOUS PARVOVIRUS MVM IS A NUCLEAR PHOSPHOPROTEIN
THE NS-1 POLYPEPTIDE OF THE AUTONOMOUS PARVOVIRUS MVM IS A NUCLEAR PHOSPHOPROTEIN
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DOI:
10.1016/0168-1702(86)90003-1
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发表时间:
1986-05-01
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影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
TATTERSALL, P
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作者:
COTMORE, SF;TATTERSALL, P
Cells infected with the autonomous parvovirus MVM synthesize a major virally coded non-structural protein which accumulates in the nucleus and is phosphorylated to a significant extent. Peptide map analysis shows that this in vivo product has the same primary sequence as the NS-1 protein previously identified in the in vitro translation products of MVM encoded mRNA, and as such is the product of the largest messenger RNA species, a spliced 4.8 kb (R1) transcript. In vivo NS-1 exists in two predominant forms, a phosphorylated 84-85 kDa species and an unphosphorylated or poorly phosphorylated 83 kDa form. Both forms are preferentially extracted from the nucleus using an extraction procedure which enriches for replication complexes.