In vitro activation of the RdRp function of the N-terminally truncated p92pol replication protein depends on cellular Hsp70 chaperone. In vitro activation.

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In vitro activation of the RdRp function of the N-terminally truncated p92pol replication protein depends on cellular Hsp70 chaperone. In vitro activation of the RdRp function of the N-terminally truncated p92pol replication protein depends on cellular Hsp70 chaperone. (A) Schematic representation of the known domains in the p92-Δ167N RdRp. The missing 167-amino-acid (aa) N-terminal sequence is indicated by a dotted line. The full-length TBSV p33 and p92 replication proteins are shown at the top. The N-terminal segment in the TBSV p92pol contains the same sequence as p33 due to the overlapping expression strategy of TBSV genome, while the C-terminal region of p92pol carries the RdRp domain and two RNA-binding sequences. The various domains in the shared sequences are termed as follows: mPTS, peroxisomal membrane targeting sequences; ub, monoubiquitinylation sites; TMD, transmembrane domains; late domain, sequence recognized by the ESCRT factors; P, phosphorylation sites; RPR, arginine-proline-rich RNA-binding domain, required for selective recognition of RII(+)-SL sequence in the viral (+)RNA. S1 and S2 are subdomains of the p33-p33/p92 interaction domain. (B) Based on previous work, the activated recombinant p92-Δ167N RdRp protein produces a 3′-terminal extension (3′-TEX) product and terminates prematurely at the hairpin structure, as shown. Schematic representation of DI-mini (+)RNA template with the known cis-acting p33RE RNA element [RII(+)-SL carrying the critical C·C mismatch required for template recognition by the TBSV replication proteins] and the short RIV(+), which harbors cis-elements for minus-strand synthesis (but missing the ss4 region). (C) Scheme of the in vitro RNA synthesis assay with DI-mini (+)RNA and p92-Δ167N RdRp protein. (Right panel) Denaturing PAGE analysis of the 32P-labeled RNA products obtained in an in vitro assay with recombinant p92-Δ167N RdRp. The samples contained or lacked affinity-purified Ssa1p Hsp70 protein (13 pmol) with or without DMSO. The 3′-TEX product is pointed at with an open arrowhead. The amounts of 3′TEX products were estimated using the Imagequant software. (D) Scheme of the in vitro RNA synthesis assay in the presence of an allosteric Hsp70 inhibitor (MKT-077). The assay also contained DI-mini (+)RNA and p92-Δ167N RdRp protein in the presence of only the soluble fraction of CFE (used in the same amount in each sample). See further details in the legend for panel C. DMSO, which was used as a solvent for MKT-077, was used as a control. Each experiment was repeated two or three times. Judit Pogany, and Peter D. Nagy J. Virol. 2015;89:5714-5723