Dot plot comparison of EBNA-1 with recombinant antigens 52/3 (aa 297 to 433 of pUL44) and UL57/3 (aa 545 to 601 of pUL57) of HCMV, containing glycine-rich.

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Dot plot comparison of EBNA-1 with recombinant antigens 52/3 (aa 297 to 433 of pUL44) and UL57/3 (aa 545 to 601 of pUL57) of HCMV, containing glycine-rich motifs GL and GS or GA and GR, respectively. Dot plot comparison of EBNA-1 with recombinant antigens 52/3 (aa 297 to 433 of pUL44) and UL57/3 (aa 545 to 601 of pUL57) of HCMV, containing glycine-rich motifs GL and GS or GA and GR, respectively. (A and B) Dot plot comparisons of EBNA-1 with recombinant antigens 52/3 (A) and UL57/3 (B) (similarity, 65%; window, 11). Numbers indicate amino acids of EBNA-1. (C) Schematic representation of the EBNA-1 protein with the positions of the different functional domains indicated. Dieter Lang et al. Clin. Diagn. Lab. Immunol. 2001; doi:10.1128/CDLI.8.4.747-756.2001