Modified model of the structure of the potato virus X coat protein

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E. N. Dobrov
M. A. Nemykh
E. V. Lukashina
L. A. Baratova
V. A. Drachev
A. V. Efimov
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[1] Moscow State University,Belozersky Institute of Physico
[2] Moscow State University,Chemical Biology
[3] Russian Academy of Sciences,Faculty of Bioengineering and Bioinformatics
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Molecular Biology | 2007年 / 41卷
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potato virus X; model of coat protein structure;
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A modified model was proposed for the tertiary structure of the coat protein (CP) molecules in potato virus X (PVX) virions, similar to the original model of 2001 describing the structure of CP of potato virus A, a member of another group of filamentous viruses. According to the new model, CP comprises two main structural domains, namely, a bundle of α-helices, located near the long axis of the virion, and the socalled RNP fold (or abCd fold), located in the vicinity of its surface. The model made it possible to suggest a possible mechanism of the PVX virion structural rearrangement (remodeling) resulting from translational activation of virions by the TGB1 movement protein according to Atabekov and colleagues.
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