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. 2012 Oct;86(19):10484–10493. doi: 10.1128/JVI.00739-12

Table 1.

Ad5 polymerase mutantsa

Mutation Type Polymerase motif Description of mutation Result of mutation
I664V C (I/Y)xGG Disrupts interaction of template DNA and polymerase Viable
I664 M C (I/Y)xGG Disrupts interaction of template DNA and polymerase Viable (weakly)
R665K C (I/Y)xGG Disrupts interaction of template DNA and polymerase Viable (weakly)
M689V C A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Viable (weakly)
C687S C A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Viable (weakly)
I664S NC (I/Y)xGG Disrupts interaction of template DNA and polymerase Nonviable
I664Y NC (I/Y)xGG Disrupts interaction of template DNA and polymerase Nonviable
GG666/7AA C (I/Y)xGG Disrupts interaction of template DNA and polymerase Nonviable
M689I C A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Nonviable
G688S C A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Nonviable
Y690A NC A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Nonviable
Y690F C A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Nonviable
Y690I NC A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Nonviable
Y690V NC A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Nonviable
S692Y NC A Disrupts dNTP binding and substrate selection Nonviable
R833T NC B Disrupts dNTP binding affinity Nonviable
Y844S NC B Disrupts dNTP binding affinity Nonviable
K837N NC B Disrupts dNTP binding affinity Nonviable
N841E NC B Disrupts dNTP binding affinity Nonviable
N841Y C B Disrupts dNTP binding affinity Nonviable
a

The table shows each mutant viral molecular clone that was constructed and analyzed. The position of each mutation is shown, along with the type of mutation (C, conservative amino acid substitution; NC, nonconservative substitution), the motif targeted ([I/Y]xGG, motif A, or motif B), the expected effect of the mutation, and the replication capacity of the viral molecular clone. Clones that replicated in Hek 293A host cells are indicated in boldface type. Clones were either nonviable (failed to replicate in any cell type, even with the addition of exogenous dNs), viable (replicated similarly to the wild-type virus in all cell types tested), or semiviable (replicated moderately well in Hek 293A cells but poorly in other cell types tested).