Abstract:SUMMARYBovine cell cultures infected with bovine viral diarrhoea-mucosal disease (BVD) virus were radiolabelled with L-[3SS]methionine or D-[2-3H]mannose followed by analysis of the labelled polypeptides by radioimmunoprecipitation and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis in one and two dimensions. Six glycoproteins were detected in infected cells. Two abundant species had Mr of 48K and 56K to 58K while the less abundant species had Mr of 118K, 75K, 65K and 25K. When cells were radiolabelled with L-[35S]methioni… Show more
“…It is obvious that the polypeptide backbone is not always fully glycosylated, but assuming that N-linked glycans have an average M r of 2K to 3K, three to four glycans may be attached to a fully glycosylated protein. The above data agree with those of Donis & Dubovi (1987), who demonstrated that deglyco- Fig. 7.…”
The envelope protein E1 of hog cholera virus (HCV) was isolated by immunoaffinity purification with monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) directed against HCV. E1 consisted of a doublet of glycoproteins which varied in size from 51K to 56K between the three strains tested. E1 contains major antigenic determinants of HCV which are conserved, and are involved in neutralization by MAbs. In infected ceils, E 1 was found always connected with a glycoprotein of 31K. When Nlinked glycans were removed, E1 had a polypeptide backbone of approximately 47K. After proteolytic cleavage of E1 with Staphylococcus protease V8 and after electrophoresis and electrotransfer, peptide fragments containing different antigenic domains of E1 were detected with MAbs directed against HCV.
“…It is obvious that the polypeptide backbone is not always fully glycosylated, but assuming that N-linked glycans have an average M r of 2K to 3K, three to four glycans may be attached to a fully glycosylated protein. The above data agree with those of Donis & Dubovi (1987), who demonstrated that deglyco- Fig. 7.…”
The envelope protein E1 of hog cholera virus (HCV) was isolated by immunoaffinity purification with monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) directed against HCV. E1 consisted of a doublet of glycoproteins which varied in size from 51K to 56K between the three strains tested. E1 contains major antigenic determinants of HCV which are conserved, and are involved in neutralization by MAbs. In infected ceils, E 1 was found always connected with a glycoprotein of 31K. When Nlinked glycans were removed, E1 had a polypeptide backbone of approximately 47K. After proteolytic cleavage of E1 with Staphylococcus protease V8 and after electrophoresis and electrotransfer, peptide fragments containing different antigenic domains of E1 were detected with MAbs directed against HCV.
“…Bovine testicle cells express epithelial markers and were derived as described previously (18). NCL1 bovine uterine cells are also epithelioid (E. J. Dubovi, unpublished data), whereas CRIB cells resistant to BVDV infection (20) were derived from MDBK cells.…”
“…Time-course of synthesis of BRSV proteins in BTu cells was determined by pulse labeling infected cell cultures for 30min at 4,8,12,16,20,24,30,36,42,48,60, and 75 h p.i. Uninfected control cells were pulse-labeled under similar conditions.…”
Section: Kinetics Of Synthesis Of Brsvpoiypeptides In Infected Btu Cellsmentioning
Ten virus-specific polypeptides ranging in molecular weight from approximately 200k to 11k were identified in bovine respiratory syncytial virus (BRSV-)infected cells. Time course analysis of the induction of the viral polypeptides indicated that they could be detected as early as 30 min post-infection and their synthesis reached a plateau 12 h after infection. Cell free translation of total infected-cell mRNA in a rabbit reticulocyte system yielded 7 proteins corresponding in size to virus-specific proteins synthesized in BRSV-infected cells. The P protein was highly phosphorylated; G and F were identified as glycoproteins by [3H]glucosamine labeling. Glycosylation of G protein was largely resistant to tunicamycin, suggesting that the majority of the carbohydrate residues are attached via O-glycosidic bonds, whereas the F protein was N-linked glycosylated. Tunicamycin caused a drastic reduction in the yield of infectious virus titer indicating that the carbohydrate moieties serve a critical role in the infectious cycle of BRSV.
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