A naturally occurring recombinant enterovirus expresses a torovirus deubiquitinase

Keyphrases

• Recombinant 100%
• Protease 100%
• Deubiquitinase 100%
• Enterovirus 100%
• Papain-like 70%
• Catalytic Domain 20%
• Viral Genome 20%
• Deubiquitination 20%
• Amino Acids 10%
• Catalytic Site 10%
• 3' End 10%
• Expression Level 10%
• Interferon-α (IFN-α) 10%
• Cleavage Site 10%
• Neonatal pigs 10%
• Host Cell 10%
• High-level Expression 10%
• Innate Immune Response 10%
• Metagenomics 10%
• Knockout mutant 10%
• Cell Substrate 10%
• Recombination Event 10%
• Junction Region 10%
• Reverse Genetics 10%
• Wild Type Virus 10%
• Site Characteristics 10%
• Complete Genome Sequence 10%
• Infected Cells 10%
• Impaired Growth 10%
• Prototypic 10%
• Structural Homology Modelling 10%
• Recombinant Virus 10%
• Piglet Diarrhea 10%
• Coronavirus 10%
• Nucleotide Identity 10%
• Foot-and-mouth Disease Virus 10%
• Mutant Virus 10%
• Nucleotide Insertion 10%
• 3Cpro 10%
• Diagnostic Samples 10%
• Interferon-stimulated Gene 15 (ISG15) 10%
• ISGylation 10%
• Innate Immune Genes 10%
• Immune Antagonists 10%
• Enterovirus G 10%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Enterovirus 100%
• Torovirus 100%
• Virus Genome 28%
• Enzyme Active Site 28%
• interferon 14%
• Metagenomics 14%
• Wild Type 14%
• Host Cell 14%
• Structural Homology 14%
• Whole Genome Sequencing 14%
• Virus Type 14%
• Deubiquitination 14%
• Recombinant Virus 14%
• Virus Mutant 14%
• Coronavirinae 14%
• Foot and Mouth Disease Virus 14%
• Interferon-Stimulated Gene 14%
• Enterovirus G 14%
• Amino Acid 14%
• Derived Protein 14%