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Atypical Porcine Pestiviruses: Relationships and Conserved Structural Features.

ABSTRACT: For two decades, the genus pestivirus has been expanding and the host range now extends to rodents, bats and marine mammals. In this review, we focus on one of the most diverse pestiviruses, atypical porcine pestivirus or pestivirus K, comparing its special traits to what is already known at the structural and functional level from other pestiviruses.

SUBMITTER: Riedel C

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8146772 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Atypical Porcine Pestiviruses: Relationships and Conserved Structural Features.

Riedel Christiane C Aitkenhead Hazel H El Omari Kamel K Rümenapf Till T

Viruses 20210426 5

For two decades, the genus pestivirus has been expanding and the host range now extends to rodents, bats and marine mammals. In this review, we focus on one of the most diverse pestiviruses, atypical porcine pestivirus or pestivirus K, comparing its special traits to what is already known at the structural and functional level from other pestiviruses. ...[more]

PMID: 33926056

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Project description:BackgroundOne striking feature of the large KRAB domain-containing zinc finger protein (KZFP) family is its rapid evolution, leading to hundreds of member genes with various origination time in a certain mammalian genome. However, a comprehensive genome-wide and across-taxa analysis of the structural and expressional features of KZFPs with different origination time is lacking. This type of analysis will provide valuable clues about the functional characteristics of this special family.ResultsIn this study, we found several conserved paradoxical phenomena about this issue. 1) Ordinary young domains/proteins tend to be disordered, but most of KRAB domains are completely structured in 64 representative species across the superclass of Sarcopterygii and most of KZFPs are also highly structured, indicating their rigid and unique structural and functional characteristics; as exceptions, old-zinc-finger-containing KZFPs have relatively disordered KRAB domains and linker regions, contributing to diverse interacting partners and functions. 2) In general, young or highly structured proteins tend to be spatiotemporal specific and have low abundance. However, by integrated analysis of 29 RNA-seq datasets, including 725 samples across early embryonic development, embryonic stem cell differentiation, embryonic and adult organs, tissues in 7 mammals, we found that KZFPs tend to express ubiquitously with medium abundance regardless of evolutionary age and structural disorder degree, indicating the wide functional requirements of KZFPs in various states. 3) Clustering and correlation analysis reveal that there are differential expression patterns across different spatiotemporal states, suggesting the specific-high-expression KZFPs may play important roles in the corresponding states. In particular, part of young-zinc-finger-containing KZFPs are highly expressed in early embryonic development and ESCs differentiation into endoderm or mesoderm. Co-expression analysis revealed that young-zinc-finger-containing KZFPs are significantly enriched in five co-expression modules. Among them, one module, including 13 young-zinc-finger-containing KZFPs, showed an 'early-high and late-low' expression pattern. Further functional analysis revealed that they may function in early embryonic development and ESC differentiation via participating in cell cycle related processes.ConclusionsThis study shows the conserved and special structural, expressional features of KZFPs, providing new clues about their functional characteristics and potential causes of their rapid evolution.

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Atypical Porcine Pestiviruses: Relationships and Conserved Structural Features.

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Atypical Porcine Pestiviruses: Relationships and Conserved Structural Features.

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