Coat Protein (CP)
Bioinformatics Analysis of the Interaction between Coat Protein and Nuclear Shuttle Protein in Babuvirus
... a coat protein (CP) which encapsidates each DNA compo- nent inside ...CP protein is a viral silencing suppressor that promotes the virus infection in host plants ...tle protein (NSP) which can ...
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Interaction of the Cauliflower Mosaic Virus Coat Protein with the Pregenomic RNA Leader
... (pIV; coat protein) and the N- and C-terminal deletion mutants under ...pIV protein that they ...fused protein with the LS RNA, detected using the -galactosi- dase (-gal) filter assay, is ...
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Functional analysis of apple stem pitting virus coat protein variants
... viral coat protein (CP) is to encapsidate the viral genome, they have come to be recognized as multifunctional proteins, involved in almost every stage of the viral infection ...
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Alfalfa Mosaic Virus Coat Protein Bridges Rna and Rna-dependent Rna Polymerase in Vitro
... ilarvirus coat protein (CP) is implicated in AMV replication because the viral genomic RNAs are not infectious in its absence (Bol, Van Vloten-Doting, and Jaspars, 1971); however, coat protein's ...
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Studies of coat protein-mediated resistance to tobacco mosaic tobamovirus: correlation between assembly of mutant coat proteins and resistance.
... Coat protein-mediated resistance (CP-MR) has been widely used to protect transgenic plants against virus ...the coat protein that affected subunit-subunit ...increased protein ...
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Viral Coat Protein Peptides with Limited Sequence Homology Bind Similar Domains of Alfalfa Mosaic Virus and Tobacco Streak Virus RNAs
... viral coat protein is required to activate the early stages of viral RNA replication, a phenomenon known as genome ...AMV-TSV coat protein homology is limited; however, they are functionally ...
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Nucleotide sequence and structural determinants of specific binding of coat protein or coat protein peptides to the 3' untranslated region of alfalfa mosaic virus RNA 4.
... A 3'-terminal 39-nucleotide minimal binding site fragment containing four AUGC repeats binds both full-length coat protein and N-terminal coat protein peptides with high affinity.. Howev[r] ...
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Bacteriophage f1 Infection: Fate of the Parental Major Coat Protein
... ate with the host cell inner membrane; the This calculation assumes that all the phage coat major fl coat protein of infecting parental phage is associated with the host cell particulate[r] ...
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Coat Protein Activation of Alfalfa Mosaic Virus Replication Is Concentration Dependent
... viral coat protein; therefore, an understanding of coat protein’s function is important for defining viral replication ...AMV coat protein blocks minus-strand RNA synthesis ...that ...
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Outside-In Signaling of Cellulose Synthesis by a Spore Coat Protein in Dictyostelium
... the coat, protein and cellulose, are proposed to be under control of separate signaling pathways which depend upon PK-A (20) and SplA (23), ...initiate coat formation by stimulating exocytosis of ...
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Specificity of Formation of Complexes Between Coat Protein and Bacteriophage f2 RNA
... At the point of maximal inhibition of protein synthesis, when about 8 mol of coat protein binds to 1 mol of RNA input protein/ RNA = 50, complexes heavier than complex I were not formed [r] ...
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Structure-based rationale for the rescue of systemic movement of brome mosaic virus by spontaneous second-site mutations in the coat protein gene.
... Bromoviruses are a group of tripartite, single-stranded, pos- itive-sense plant RNA viruses whose RNA 1 and RNA 2 seg- ments encode, respectively, replicase proteins 1a and 2a (1). RNA 3 encodes the 3a movement ...
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Cocksfoot mottle virus coat protein is dispensable for the systemic infection
... sequenced. Protein samples from the same material were obtained in parallel from the cell debris collected after the first centrifugation of RNA ...total protein was precipitated from the super- natant with ...
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Nuclear Targeting of the Cauliflower Mosaic Virus Coat Protein
... a protein can influence nuclear targeting. In HBV, the core protein (C) has phosphorylation sites positioned in close proximity to the NLS in the arginine- rich domain ...the protein influences its ...
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Cotranslational Coat Protein-Mediated Inhibition of Potyviral RNA Translation
... PVA coat pro- tein (CP) has an intrinsic capacity to self-assemble into filamentous virus-like particles, but the mechanism responsible for the initiation of viral RNA encapsidation in vivo remains ...
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Coat Protein Regulation by CK2, CPIP, HSP70, and CHIP Is Required for Potato Virus A Replication and Coat Protein Accumulation
... CP-interacting protein (CPIP) chaperone system ...Capsid protein phosphor- ylation has been found to regulate the early events of virus infection and replication in many cases ...by protein kinase ...
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Development of polyclonal antiserum against movement protein from Potato leafroll virus and its application for the virus detection
... anti-coat protein (CP) antisera are used for virus detection; however, virus detection by the anti-CP antisera may not show whether the virus is in active (replication) or inactive ...of protein at ...
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The Spore Coat Protein CotE Facilitates Host Colonization by Clostridium difficile
... bifunctional protein that carries 2 distinct domains, an N-terminal perox- iredoxin domain and a C-terminal chitinase domain [11, ...spore coat proteins ...
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Circumvention of Immunity to the Adenovirus Major Coat Protein Hexon
... principal protein compo- nents: the hexon, the penton, and the ...fiber protein produces a knobbed rod-like structure with one copy embedded in each of the 12 penton capsomeres located at the vertices of ...
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Molecular Diagnosis and Characterization of a Geminivirus Causing Leaf Curl Disease of Tomato in Mid Hills of Northern India
... The amplified products of polymerase chain reaction for TYLCV test virus coat protein coded for 257 amino acids. Present procedure is in similitude to that followed by many other researchers who worked on ...
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