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Which enzyme catalyzes the synthesis of full-length antigenome RNA in the cytoplasm of the host cell?
Which enzyme catalyzes the synthesis of full-length antigenome RNA in the cytoplasm of the host cell?
nsP4: RNA polymerase
What conformational changes occur in the E1/E2 heterodimer once inside the endosome?
What conformational changes occur in the E1/E2 heterodimer once inside the endosome?
pH drop leads to conformational changes in E1/E2 heterodimer, leading to fusion after exposure of fusion domain
What is the fate of the RNA genome once it is inside the cytoplasm of the host cell?
What is the fate of the RNA genome once it is inside the cytoplasm of the host cell?
It is released to be translated
What is the function of nsP1 in the cytoplasm of the host cell?
What is the function of nsP1 in the cytoplasm of the host cell?
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How are the structural proteins post-translationally cleaved in the host cell?
How are the structural proteins post-translationally cleaved in the host cell?
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Which cellular location is responsible for palmitoylating the structural proteins?
Which cellular location is responsible for palmitoylating the structural proteins?
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What is the function of the E3 protein in the context of the virus?
What is the function of the E3 protein in the context of the virus?
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How does the virus exit the host cell?
How does the virus exit the host cell?
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What are the symptoms of togavirus infection in animals and humans?
What are the symptoms of togavirus infection in animals and humans?
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What is the size and structure of the togavirus envelope?
What is the size and structure of the togavirus envelope?
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Describe the genetic makeup of the togavirus RNA genome.
Describe the genetic makeup of the togavirus RNA genome.
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How does the E glycoprotein of the togavirus bind to cellular receptors?
How does the E glycoprotein of the togavirus bind to cellular receptors?
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Several togaviruses cause disease in animals and humans> symptoms range from rashes, high fever to joint pain and ______
Several togaviruses cause disease in animals and humans> symptoms range from rashes, high fever to joint pain and ______
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Envelope: 240 heterodimers of glycoproteins E1 and E2, capsid: 240 copies of ______ proteins
Envelope: 240 heterodimers of glycoproteins E1 and E2, capsid: 240 copies of ______ proteins
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Linear ‘+’ sense ssRNA genome ~9.7-11.8kb and has both 5’ methylated cap and a 3’ ______ tail (~70nt)
Linear ‘+’ sense ssRNA genome ~9.7-11.8kb and has both 5’ methylated cap and a 3’ ______ tail (~70nt)
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E glycoprotein binds to cellular receptors> receptor mediated endocytosis (e.g. ______ receptor) via clathrin coated vesicles
E glycoprotein binds to cellular receptors> receptor mediated endocytosis (e.g. ______ receptor) via clathrin coated vesicles
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Once in endosome, pH drop leads to conformational changes in E1/E2 heterodimer> leads to fusion after exposure of fusion domain - Fusion of endosome membrane with viral envelope> release of ______ Section 3.3 - Once inside the cytoplasm, RNA genome is released to be translated (may interact with cellular proteins to release the genome nsP1: RNA capping enzyme:. nsP2: cysteines proteinase, RNA helicase. nsP4: RNA polymerase These partly cleaved non-structural proteins catalyse synthesis of full-length antigenome RNA BLUE: If the RNA polymerase stopped at the codon, it would make protein123. If it go through, it would make protein 123+4; P4 is an RNA dependent RNA polymerase - Structural proteins are cleaved during translation and directed to different cellular locations - A polyprotein is generated and post-translationally cleaved by host signal peptidase and furin protease - Structural proteins are palmitoylated (adding fatt acids) in the Golgi - A capsid protein domain binds to the packaging signal on the genome RNA PE2: Precurosr to E2, palmitoylated and glycosylated Capsid: forms ______ E3: Amino-terminal part of PE2 containing the signal sequence E2: Carboxy-terminal part of PE2, a component of virus envelope projections 6K: membrane associated; palmitoylated E1: Component of virion envelope projections; type I transmembrane glycoproteins Section 3.4 - Capsid proteins interact with the cytoplasmic tails of envelope proteins studding the plasma membrane - Virus exits cell by budding.
Once in endosome, pH drop leads to conformational changes in E1/E2 heterodimer> leads to fusion after exposure of fusion domain - Fusion of endosome membrane with viral envelope> release of ______ Section 3.3 - Once inside the cytoplasm, RNA genome is released to be translated (may interact with cellular proteins to release the genome nsP1: RNA capping enzyme:. nsP2: cysteines proteinase, RNA helicase. nsP4: RNA polymerase These partly cleaved non-structural proteins catalyse synthesis of full-length antigenome RNA BLUE: If the RNA polymerase stopped at the codon, it would make protein123. If it go through, it would make protein 123+4; P4 is an RNA dependent RNA polymerase - Structural proteins are cleaved during translation and directed to different cellular locations - A polyprotein is generated and post-translationally cleaved by host signal peptidase and furin protease - Structural proteins are palmitoylated (adding fatt acids) in the Golgi - A capsid protein domain binds to the packaging signal on the genome RNA PE2: Precurosr to E2, palmitoylated and glycosylated Capsid: forms ______ E3: Amino-terminal part of PE2 containing the signal sequence E2: Carboxy-terminal part of PE2, a component of virus envelope projections 6K: membrane associated; palmitoylated E1: Component of virion envelope projections; type I transmembrane glycoproteins Section 3.4 - Capsid proteins interact with the cytoplasmic tails of envelope proteins studding the plasma membrane - Virus exits cell by budding.
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NsP1 is an RNA ______ enzyme
NsP1 is an RNA ______ enzyme
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NsP2 has activities as cysteine proteinase and RNA ______
NsP2 has activities as cysteine proteinase and RNA ______
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NsP4 is an RNA ______
NsP4 is an RNA ______
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If the RNA polymerase stopped at the codon, it would make protein123. If it go through, it would make protein 123+4; P4 is an RNA dependent RNA ______
If the RNA polymerase stopped at the codon, it would make protein123. If it go through, it would make protein 123+4; P4 is an RNA dependent RNA ______
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A polyprotein is generated and post-translationally cleaved by host signal peptidase and ______ protease
A polyprotein is generated and post-translationally cleaved by host signal peptidase and ______ protease
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The structural proteins are ______ in the Golgi
The structural proteins are ______ in the Golgi
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PE2 is a precursor to E2, which is ______ and glycosylated
PE2 is a precursor to E2, which is ______ and glycosylated
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Virus exits cell by ______
Virus exits cell by ______
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