Selected article for: "immune response and SARS cov"

Author: Fung, To Sing; Liu, Ding Xiang
Title: Post-translational modifications of coronavirus proteins: roles and function
  • Document date: 2018_5_21
  • ID: 38c28tw1_40
    Snippet: Interestingly, although SARS-CoV M protein is N-linked glycosylated, its accessory protein 3a is O-linked glycosylated [162] . The SARS-CoV protein 3a and M share the same N-exo/C-endo membrane topology, and both proteins contain three TM domains [163] . O-linked glycans of the SARS-CoV protein 3a were resistant to the treatment of PNGase F, and pulse-chase analysis suggested that the oligosaccharides were acquired post-translationally [162] . Pr.....
    Document: Interestingly, although SARS-CoV M protein is N-linked glycosylated, its accessory protein 3a is O-linked glycosylated [162] . The SARS-CoV protein 3a and M share the same N-exo/C-endo membrane topology, and both proteins contain three TM domains [163] . O-linked glycans of the SARS-CoV protein 3a were resistant to the treatment of PNGase F, and pulse-chase analysis suggested that the oligosaccharides were acquired post-translationally [162] . Protein 3a has been implicated in modulating host immune response, such as upregulating fibrinogen expression [164] and production of proinflammatory cytokines [165] . However, whether O-linked glycosylation contributes to the immune-modulating activities of SARS-CoV protein 3a is not known.

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