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• W3136644411 abstract "Pestiviruses like bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) belong to the family Flaviviridae A distinctive feature of the Flaviviridae is the importance of non-structural (NS) proteins for RNA genome replication and virus morphogenesis. For pestiviruses, the NS2 protease-mediated release of NS3 is essential for RNA replication, whereas uncleaved NS2-3 is indispensable for producing viral progeny. Accordingly, in the pestiviral life cycle the switch from RNA replication to virion morphogenesis is temporally regulated by the extent of NS2-3 cleavage, which is catalyzed by the NS2 autoprotease. A detailed knowledge of the structural and functional properties of pestiviral NS2 and NS2-3 is mandatory for a better understanding of these processes.In the present study, we experimentally determined the membrane topology of NS2 of BVDV-1 strain NCP7 by the Substituted Cysteine Accessibility Method (SCAM) assay. According to the resulting model, the N terminus of NS2 resides in the ER lumen and is followed by three transmembrane segments (TM) and a cytoplasmic C-terminal protease domain. We used the resulting model for fine mapping of the minimal autoprotease domain. Only one TM segment was found to be essential for maintaining residual autoprotease activity. While the topology of pestiviral NS2 is overall comparable to the one of hepatitis C virus (HCV) NS2, our data also reveal potentially important differences between the two molecules. The improved knowledge about structural and functional properties of this protein will support future functional and structural studies on pestiviral NS2.ImportancePestiviral NS2 is central to the regulation of RNA replication and virion morphogenesis via its autoprotease activity. This activity is temporally regulated by the cellular DNAJC14 as a cofactor: while free NS3 is required for RNA replication as a component of the viral replicase, only uncleaved NS2-3 supports virion morphogenesis. For a better understanding of the underlying molecular interactions, topological and structural data are required. The topology-based determination of the minimal NS2-protease domain in the present study will facilitate future attempts to determine the structure of this unusual protease cofactor complex. In the hepatitis C virus system, NS2 functions as a hub in virion morphogenesis by interacting with structural as well as non-structural proteins. Our knowledge of the membrane topology will significantly support future detailed interaction studies for pestiviral NS2." @default.
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• W3136644411 date "2021-05-10" @default.
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• W3136644411 title "Membrane Topology of Pestiviral Nonstructural Protein 2 and Determination of the Minimal Autoprotease Domain" @default.
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