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Preprint em Inglês | bioRxiv | ID: ppbiorxiv-043224

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BackgroundFundamental to viral biology is identification and annotation of viral genes and their function. Determining the level of coronavirus gene expression is inherently difficult due to the positive stranded RNA genome and the identification of sub-genomic RNAs (sgRNAs) that are required for expression of most viral genes. In the COVID-19 epidemic so far, few genomic studies have looked at viral sgRNAs and none have systematically examined the sgRNA profiles of large numbers of SARS-CoV2 datasets in conjuction with data for other coronaviruses. ResultsWe developed a bioinformatic pipeline to analyze the sgRNA profiles of coronaviruses and applied it to 588 individual samples from 20 independent studies, covering more than 10 coronavirus species. Our result showed that SARS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2 and MERS-CoV each had a core sgRNA repertoire generated via a canonical mechanism. Novel sgRNAs that encode peptides with evolutionarily conserved structures were identified in several coronaviruses and were expressed in vitro and in vivo. Two novel peptides may have direct functional relevance to disease, by alluding interferon responses and disrupting IL17E (IL25) signaling. Relevant to coronavirus infectivity and transmission, we also observed that the level of Spike sgRNAs were significantly higher in-vivo than in-vitro, while the opposite held true for the Nucleocapside protein. ConclusionsOur results greatly expanded the predicted number of coronaviruses proteins and identified potential viral peptide suggested to be involved in viral virulence. These methods and findings shed new light on coronavirus biology and provides a valuable resource for future genomic studies of coronaviruses.

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Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM (Pacífico Ocidental) | ID: wpr-476065

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Objective To investigate the role and regulatory mechanism of micro RNA-9-3 (miR-9-3)in the pathogenesis of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.Methods Using the methylation specific PCR (MSP)technology to detect 8 cases of normal bone marrow tissue and peripheral blood,78 cases of bone marrow tissue came from the chronic lymphocytic leukemia pateints newly diagnosed and the methylation level of 7 kinds of leukemia cell line.Used Western blot to detected the NF-kappa B1 signal transduction pathway activation levels of methylation positive leukemia cell line.Results The miR-9-3 of normal control group were in the negative methylation status.Only I83-E95 and WAC3CD5+ were in positive methylation status in seven kinds of leukemia cell line (the positive of MSP was 28.6%);65 cases occurred miR-9-3 methylated in 78 of chronic lymphocytic leukemia patients (the positive of MSP was 83%).I83-E95 and miR-9-3 cells of WAC3CD5+ were in the methylation state when treatment with 5-nitrogen-2’-deoxidization cytidine (5-Aza2’Dc).Conclusion The abnormal methylation of miR-9-3 were usually seenin chronic lymphocytic leukemia,it could lead to abnormal hyperplasis in cancer cells.The methylation of miR-9-3 could inhibit the activation of NF-kappa B1 signal pathway suggested that it could sup-press the apoptosis of cancer cells through this pathways to trogered the progression of disease.The inhibitor of methylation could be induced the demethylation of leukemia cell lines,so it is possible that miR-9-3 maight be a new gene targets for the treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

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