Clustered Charge-to-Alanine Mutagenesis of Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus L Polymerase Generates Temperature-Sensitive Viruses

Clustered charge-to-alanine mutagenesis was performed on the large (L) polymerase protein of human respiratory syncytial virus to identify charged residues in the L protein that are important for viral RNA synthesis and to generate temperature-sensitive viruses. Clusters of three, four, and five cha...

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Published inVirology (New York, N.Y.) Vol. 302; no. 1; pp. 207 - 216
Main Authors Tang, Roderick S., Nguyen, Nick, Zhou, Helen, Jin, Hong
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Abstract Clustered charge-to-alanine mutagenesis was performed on the large (L) polymerase protein of human respiratory syncytial virus to identify charged residues in the L protein that are important for viral RNA synthesis and to generate temperature-sensitive viruses. Clusters of three, four, and five charged residues throughout the entire L protein were substituted with alanines. A minigenome replicon assay was used to determine the functions of the mutant L proteins and to identify mutations that caused temperature sensitivity by comparing the level of reporter gene expression at 39 and 33°C. Charge-to-alanine mutations were introduced into an antigenomic cDNA derived from RSV A2 strain to recover infectious viruses. Of the 27 charge-to-alanine mutations, 17 recombinant viruses (63%) were obtained. Seven mutants (41%) exhibited small plaque morphologies and/or temperature-sensitive growth in tissue culture. To generate mutant viruses with more temperature-sensitive and attenuated phenotypes, several clusters of charge-to-alanine substitutions were combined. Five combination mutants were recovered that exhibited shut-off temperatures ranging from 36 to 39°C in tissue culture and restricted replication in the respiratory tracts of cotton rats.
AbstractList Clustered charge-to-alanine mutagenesis was performed on the large (L) polymerase protein of human respiratory syncytial virus to identify charged residues in the L protein that are important for viral RNA synthesis and to generate temperature-sensitive viruses. Clusters of three, four, and five charged residues throughout the entire L protein were substituted with alanines. A minigenome replicon assay was used to determine the functions of the mutant L proteins and to identify mutations that caused temperature sensitivity by comparing the level of reporter gene expression at 39 and 33 degrees C. Charge-to-alanine mutations were introduced into an antigenomic cDNA derived from RSV A2 strain to recover infectious viruses. Of the 27 charge-to-alanine mutations, 17 recombinant viruses (63%) were obtained. Seven mutants (41%) exhibited small plaque morphologies and/or temperature-sensitive growth in tissue culture. To generate mutant viruses with more temperature-sensitive and attenuated phenotypes, several clusters of charge-to-alanine substitutions were combined. Five combination mutants were recovered that exhibited shut-off temperatures ranging from 36 to 39 degrees C in tissue culture and restricted replication in the respiratory tracts of cotton rats.
Clustered charge-to-alanine mutagenesis was performed on the large (L) polymerase protein of human respiratory syncytial virus to identify charged residues in the L protein that are important for viral RNA synthesis and to generate temperature-sensitive viruses. Clusters of three, four, and five charged residues throughout the entire L protein were substituted with alanines. A minigenome replicon assay was used to determine the functions of the mutant L proteins and to identify mutations that caused temperature sensitivity by comparing the level of reporter gene expression at 39 and 33 degree C. Charge-to-alanine mutations were introduced into an antigenomic cDNA derived from RSV A2 strain to recover infectious viruses. Of the 27 charge-to-alanine mutations, 17 recombinant viruses (63%) were obtained. Seven mutants (41%) exhibited small plaque morphologies and/or temperature-sensitive growth in tissue culture. To generate mutant viruses with more temperature-sensitive and attenuated phenotypes, several clusters of charge-to-alanine substitutions were combined. Five combination mutants were recovered that exhibited shut-off temperatures ranging from 36 to 39 degree C in tissue culture and restricted replication in the respiratory tracts of cotton rats. [copy ] 2002 Elsevier Science (USA).
Clustered charge-to-alanine mutagenesis was performed on the large (L) polymerase protein of human respiratory syncytial virus to identify charged residues in the L protein that are important for viral RNA synthesis and to generate temperature-sensitive viruses. Clusters of three, four, and five charged residues throughout the entire L protein were substituted with alanines. A minigenome replicon assay was used to determine the functions of the mutant L proteins and to identify mutations that caused temperature sensitivity by comparing the level of reporter gene expression at 39 and 33 degrees C. Charge-to-alanine mutations were introduced into an antigenomic cDNA derived from RSV A2 strain to recover infectious viruses. Of the 27 charge-to-alanine mutations, 17 recombinant viruses (63%) were obtained. Seven mutants (41%) exhibited small plaque morphologies and/or temperature-sensitive growth in tissue culture. To generate mutant viruses with more temperature-sensitive and attenuated phenotypes, several clusters of charge-to-alanine substitutions were combined. Five combination mutants were recovered that exhibited shut-off temperatures ranging from 36 to 39 degrees C in tissue culture and restricted replication in the respiratory tracts of cotton rats.Clustered charge-to-alanine mutagenesis was performed on the large (L) polymerase protein of human respiratory syncytial virus to identify charged residues in the L protein that are important for viral RNA synthesis and to generate temperature-sensitive viruses. Clusters of three, four, and five charged residues throughout the entire L protein were substituted with alanines. A minigenome replicon assay was used to determine the functions of the mutant L proteins and to identify mutations that caused temperature sensitivity by comparing the level of reporter gene expression at 39 and 33 degrees C. Charge-to-alanine mutations were introduced into an antigenomic cDNA derived from RSV A2 strain to recover infectious viruses. Of the 27 charge-to-alanine mutations, 17 recombinant viruses (63%) were obtained. Seven mutants (41%) exhibited small plaque morphologies and/or temperature-sensitive growth in tissue culture. To generate mutant viruses with more temperature-sensitive and attenuated phenotypes, several clusters of charge-to-alanine substitutions were combined. Five combination mutants were recovered that exhibited shut-off temperatures ranging from 36 to 39 degrees C in tissue culture and restricted replication in the respiratory tracts of cotton rats.
Clustered charge-to-alanine mutagenesis was performed on the large (L) polymerase protein of human respiratory syncytial virus to identify charged residues in the L protein that are important for viral RNA synthesis and to generate temperature-sensitive viruses. Clusters of three, four, and five charged residues throughout the entire L protein were substituted with alanines. A minigenome replicon assay was used to determine the functions of the mutant L proteins and to identify mutations that caused temperature sensitivity by comparing the level of reporter gene expression at 39 and 33°C. Charge-to-alanine mutations were introduced into an antigenomic cDNA derived from RSV A2 strain to recover infectious viruses. Of the 27 charge-to-alanine mutations, 17 recombinant viruses (63%) were obtained. Seven mutants (41%) exhibited small plaque morphologies and/or temperature-sensitive growth in tissue culture. To generate mutant viruses with more temperature-sensitive and attenuated phenotypes, several clusters of charge-to-alanine substitutions were combined. Five combination mutants were recovered that exhibited shut-off temperatures ranging from 36 to 39°C in tissue culture and restricted replication in the respiratory tracts of cotton rats.
Author Jin, Hong
Nguyen, Nick
Zhou, Helen
Tang, Roderick S.
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SubjectTerms Alanine - genetics
Alanine - metabolism
Animals
Cercopithecus aethiops
Genome, Viral
Humans
Mutagenesis
Mutagenesis, Site-Directed
Phenotype
Rats
Recombination, Genetic
Respiratory Syncytial Virus, Human - enzymology
Respiratory Syncytial Virus, Human - genetics
Respiratory Syncytial Virus, Human - physiology
Sigmodontinae
Temperature
Tumor Cells, Cultured
Vero Cells
Viral Proteins - genetics
Viral Proteins - metabolism
Title Clustered Charge-to-Alanine Mutagenesis of Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus L Polymerase Generates Temperature-Sensitive Viruses
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