2011
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.01843-10
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Heliothis zea Nudivirus 1 Gene hhi1 Induces Apoptosis Which Is Blocked by the Hz-iap2 Gene and a Noncoding Gene, pag1

Abstract: Heliothis zea nudivirus 1 (HzNV-1 or Hz-1 virus), previously regarded as a nonoccluded baculovirus, recently has been placed in the Nudivirus genus. This virus generates HzNV-1 HindIII-I 1 (hhi1) and many other transcripts during productive viral infection; during latent viral infection, however, persistency-associated gene 1 (pag1) is the only gene expressed. In this report, we used transient expression assays to show that hhi1 can trigger strong apoptosis in transfected cells, which can be blocked, at least … Show more

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“…Asterisks indicate predicted zinc-chelating residues, based on known BIR and RING structures. that was induced by expression of a non-coding HzNV-1 transcript called hhi1 [46]. Apoptosis induced by hhi1 expression appeared to activate only select effector caspases in SF-21 cells, as effector caspase activity was observed, but apparently without activation of SF-caspase-1, which is the major effector caspase in these cells [47].…”
Section: Which Viral Iaps Can Inhibit Apoptosis?mentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…Asterisks indicate predicted zinc-chelating residues, based on known BIR and RING structures. that was induced by expression of a non-coding HzNV-1 transcript called hhi1 [46]. Apoptosis induced by hhi1 expression appeared to activate only select effector caspases in SF-21 cells, as effector caspase activity was observed, but apparently without activation of SF-caspase-1, which is the major effector caspase in these cells [47].…”
Section: Which Viral Iaps Can Inhibit Apoptosis?mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Outside of the baculoviruses, viral IAPs have been biologically characterized from members of Asfarviridae [30], Iridoviridae [31], Entomopoxvirinae [28], Nudiviridae [46], and Ascoviridae [32]. Except for the ascovirus homolog, which has an incomplete BIR [32], these other viral IAPs were all found to have anti-apoptotic activity.…”
Section: Which Viral Iaps Can Inhibit Apoptosis?mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Construction of pKShE was as described previously [ 30 ]. To generate IE2-expressing plasmid for the insect system, pKShIE2, the AcMNPV ie2 gene was amplified from pAcIE2 using IE2-F and IE2-R primers and inserted into linearized vector, which was amplified from pKShE by primers pKShE-F and pKShE-R, excluding the egfp gene.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, some non-coding genes can act as bi-functional factors to promote viral entry or the maintenance of a latent state. The non-coding gene Pag1 blocks the HzNV-1 gene hhi to establish viral latency by encoding two miRNAs that target and degrade the hhi1 transcript, which is a stimulator of apoptosis [29] , [30] . PAT1, which is another non-coding transcript encoded by pag1, has also been verified to be involved in persistent infection in cells.…”
Section: Maintaining Viral Latencymentioning
confidence: 99%