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. 2015 Aug 12;10(8):e0135567. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0135567

Table 1. GPCMV Glycoprotein Genes, predicted size, homology and knockout site.

GPCMV Gene (co-ordinates) Glycoprotein (predicted size) Signal peptide predicted Glycosylation Sites % Identity with HCMV (BLAST) Site of ORF Knockout
GP55 (c94164-96869) gB (901 aa/ 102.2 kDa) yes 32 (O-linked) 15 (N-linked) 45% codon 528 insertion
GP73 (117644–118045) gN (134 aa/ 14 kDa) yes 17 (O-linked) 2 (N-linked) 44% codon 71 insertion
GP74 (c117992-119105) gO (370 aa / 41.8 kDa) 13(O-linked) 13(N-linked) 27% codon 110 insertion
GP75 (c119553-121724) gH (724 aa/ 81.8 kDa) yes 10 (O-linked) 9 (N-linked) 29% codon 200 insertion/del
GP100 (c157482-158531) gM (349 aa/ 39.7 kDa) yes 0 (O-linked) 2 (N-linked) 52% codon 170 insertion
GP115 (c180216-180992) gL (258 aa/ 29.7 kDa) yes 3 (O-linked) 3 (N-linked) 42% codon 45 insertion

c = complement DNA strand coding, aa = amino acids.

Co-ordinates based on complete GPCMV (22122 strain) sequence (GenBank: AB592928.1); Kanai et al. [10]. Percentage identity determined by BLAST analysis of GPCMV against HCMV Towne strain. Predicted protein size is based on complete protein predicted sequence and calculated using MacVector.

Signal peptide sequence predicted by web based programs. See S4 Fig

Post translational glycosylation predicted based on web programs: NetOGlyc 4.0 Server (http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/NetOGlyc/) for O-glycosylation; and NetNGlyc 1.0 Server (http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/NetNGlyc/) for N- glycosylation. Total predicted number of N-glycosylation or O-glycosylation sites per glycoprotein are indicated.

Insertion site of the kanamycin (Km) cassette to knockout the various coding sequences was carried out using convenient restriction sites (see materials and methods). The insertion of the Km cassette disrupts the ORF at the specified codon.