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. 2018 Jul 17;92(15):e00612-18. doi: 10.1128/JVI.00612-18

TABLE 1.

Summary of interactions between the viroplasmic proteins NSP2 and NSP5 and host proteinsa

Host protein Interaction by mass spectrometry
Interaction by PD-Western blotting
Colocalization with VM Total protein level (8 hpi)
NSP5 NSP2 NSP5 NSP2
hnRNPs
    hnRNP A1 + + +c
    hnRNP C1/2 + + + +
    hnRNP D + + + + +
    hnRNP E + + + + +
    hnRNP F + + + + +
    hnRNP H + + + + +
    hnRNP I + + + + +
    hnRNP K + + + + +
    hnRNP L + + + + +
    hnRNP M + + + + ±
    hnRNP Q
    hnRNP U + + + + +
ARE-BPs
    BRF1 + +b +
    HuR +c +
    hnRNP D + + + + +
    KSRP NT NT +
    Staufen + + + ±
    TIA1 + + +
    TIAL-1 +b +
    TTP NT NT + ±
Other nuclear/cytoplasmic proteins
    RPS8 + + +
    VPS35 + + + +
    Sec31A + + + + +
    α/β-Tubulin + NT NT NT ±
    G3BP1
Transport proteins
    Transportin1 +
    Exportin1 + +
    Importin-β + +
    Ran + + NT
a

The interactions identified between the cellular proteins and viral proteins NSP2 and NSP5 by a PD assay followed by immunoblotting and colocalization by ICM (Fig. 1a and b and 4) are summarized. +, positive interaction/colocalization; −, no interaction/colocalization. ↑ and ↓ indicate increased and decreased host protein levels in virus-infected cells in comparison to those in uninfected cells, respectively; ± indicates that there was no significant change in the protein levels between virus-infected and uninfected cells. NT, not tested.

b

Loss of binding of NSP2 with BRF1 and TIAL-1 in RNase-treated cell extracts.

c

Reduced binding of NSP2 with hnRNP A1 and HuR in RNase-treated cell extracts.