Biology 421/521: Virology : Lecture 6, 11 October 2002
Last Updated: 10/11/02 at 1:13 PM
Outline
- Virus Structure
- Envelope Proteins
- Enzymes
- Other (Viral and Cellular) Proteins
- Review
- RNA Virus replication
- RNA dependent RNA polymerases
- Structures
Viral Envelopes
- All contain lipids from host
- Phosphodiesters
- From different intracellular compartments
- All contain viral glycoproteins
Viral Membrane Proteins
- Integral Membrane Proteins
- Many have attached oligosaccharides
- Often Oligomeric
- Extracellular domains
- Receptors
- Antigenic determinants
- Fusion domains
- Intracellular
- Figure 3.19
Influenza Hemagglutinin
- Coiled coil trimer
- Projects 13.5 nm from envelope
- Receptor binding
- Entry of virus particle
- Huge conformational change (like the E-protein)
- Figure 3.20
Other envelope proteins
Togaviruses
- Probably simplist enveloped virus
- T =4 (C-protein of nucleocapsid)
- Does not have beta-barrel structure but is a protease
- Glycoprotein contacts C directly
- Figure 3.21
What happens between envelope and core?
- Ocassionally matrix protein
- (-) ss RNA viruses
- Appendix Figs 5, 7, 9
- Herpesvirus Teguement
- Few structures!
- Mutational analysis
- in vitro assays
- 3D structures of fragments
- Figure 3.22
Other virus components
- Enzymes
- RNA polymerases
- RNA-dependent
- All (-) strand RNA viruses
- Reverse Transcriptase
- DNA dependent
- Proteases
- Cap-Endonuclease (Influenza)
- Transcription Factors
Cellular proteins
- Histones (SV40)
- Cyclophilin (HIV-1)
- peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans isomerase
- Helps fold proteins
- Present with Gag protein
- Seems to be important
Review
- Virions want to be as small as possible
- The coat must protect and deliver
- Primary/Secondary/Tertiary/Quaternary protein structures
- Structure determination
- Cryo-Electron Microscopy
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
- X-ray crystallography
- Difference Imaging
- Helical vrs icosahedral symmetry
- Icosahedral Symmetry
- Quasi-equivalence, Triangulation number
- Polio virus - Picornavirus
- SV-40 - Papovavirus
- Herpesvirus - Tegument
- Adenovirus - Many protein
- Reoviridae - 2 shells
- Genome packaging
- Envelopes and their proteins
- Other components