3.4.23.B11: spumapepsin
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Word Map on EC 3.4.23.B11
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3.4.23.B11
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polyproteins
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leukemia
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envelope
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thymocytes
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retroviral
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virion
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spumaretrovirus
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viruses
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antisera
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sarcoma
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nonviral
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maltose
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preleukemic
- 3.4.23.B11
- polyproteins
- leukemia
- envelope
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thymocytes
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retroviral
- virion
- spumaretrovirus
- viruses
- antisera
- sarcoma
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nonviral
- maltose
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preleukemic
Reaction
Good cleavage at the peptide bonds: Asn-Thr, Asn-Gln, Asn-Cys and Asn-Ala =
Synonyms
core polyprotein, Gag polyprotein, HFV PR, HSRV protease, human foamy virus protease, human foamy virus protease PR, human foamy virus proteinase, More, spumapepsin
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REACTION DIAGRAM
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the cleavage site that leads to the formation of the HFV gag proteins p70 and p3 is located 27 amino acid residues upstream of the carboxy terminus of the p74 gag precursor
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pr74 + H2O
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Pr74 is the gag precursor protein with a molecular mass of 74000 Da from which a 70000 Da protein, p70, is cleaved by the viral protease. Carboxy-terminal cleavage of the human foamy virus Gag precursor molecule is an essential step in the viral life cycle, absolute requirement for viral infectivity
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the enzyme is essential for infectivity but not for formation of the 120000 Da Pol polyprotein
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additional information
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spumaretroviruses produce separate Pol and Gag precursor proteins from spliced mRNA in contrast to other retroviruses
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