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. 2014 May;88(10):5298–5309. doi: 10.1128/JVI.03391-13

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FIG 4 — Schematic of glycoprotein alignment including the tick-borne orthomyxoviruses Upolu virus (UPOV), Aransas Bay virus (ABV), Jos virus (JOSV), Thogoto virus (THOV), Dhori virus (DHOV), and Quaranfil virus (QRFV) as well as influenza A virus (FLUAV) and the insect Autographa californica multicapsid polyhedrosis virus (AcMNPV), showing the signal peptide (Signal); motifs of a potential fusion peptide cleavage site proposed for THOV (Fusion-pep); cysteine (C) residues conserved in all orthomyxoviruses or in the tick-borne orthomyxoviruses and AcMNPV , in tick-borne viruses and AcMNPV except DHOV , or in thogoto- and dhoriviruses or in thogotoviruses and AcMNPV ; conserved glycosylation sites surrounding position 183 (N₁₈₃GS/N₁₈₃GT; N₁₉₇VT in AcMNPV) and position 415/428 (NxT/S, including N_415/412/410XT/S in UPOV, ABV, and JOSV; N_{428/427/423/416}XT/S in UPOV, ABV, JOSV, and THOV; N₃₇₈NT in THOV; N₃₉₆HS in DHOV; N₄₂₂VS in QRFV; and N₃₈₄NS/N₄₂₆TT in AcMNPV); the trans-membrane anchor (TM); and amino acids of the cytoplasmic tail region (Cyt-tail).

Inline graphic — Schematic of glycoprotein alignment including the tick-borne orthomyxoviruses Upolu virus (UPOV), Aransas Bay virus (ABV), Jos virus (JOSV), Thogoto virus (THOV), Dhori virus (DHOV), and Quaranfil virus (QRFV) as well as influenza A virus (FLUAV) and the insect Autographa californica multicapsid polyhedrosis virus (AcMNPV), showing the signal peptide (Signal); motifs of a potential fusion peptide cleavage site proposed for THOV (Fusion-pep); cysteine (C) residues conserved in all orthomyxoviruses or in the tick-borne orthomyxoviruses and AcMNPV , in tick-borne viruses and AcMNPV except DHOV , or in thogoto- and dhoriviruses or in thogotoviruses and AcMNPV ; conserved glycosylation sites surrounding position 183 (N₁₈₃GS/N₁₈₃GT; N₁₉₇VT in AcMNPV) and position 415/428 (NxT/S, including N_415/412/410XT/S in UPOV, ABV, and JOSV; N_{428/427/423/416}XT/S in UPOV, ABV, JOSV, and THOV; N₃₇₈NT in THOV; N₃₉₆HS in DHOV; N₄₂₂VS in QRFV; and N₃₈₄NS/N₄₂₆TT in AcMNPV); the trans-membrane anchor (TM); and amino acids of the cytoplasmic tail region (Cyt-tail).