Pteropine orthoreovirus(PRV)is a nonenveloped double-stranded RNA(dsRNA)virus of the genus Orthoreovirus under the family Reoviridae.The PRV genome is composed of 10 dsRNA segments,including three large(L)segments,thr...Pteropine orthoreovirus(PRV)is a nonenveloped double-stranded RNA(dsRNA)virus of the genus Orthoreovirus under the family Reoviridae.The PRV genome is composed of 10 dsRNA segments,including three large(L)segments,three medium(M)segments,and four small(S)segments surrounded by an icosahedral capsid[1].展开更多
This study was conducted to rapidly detect clinical infection condition of duck reovirus. A pair of specific primers was designed according to gene se- quence of σC protein of duck reovirus, and a specific RT-PCR det...This study was conducted to rapidly detect clinical infection condition of duck reovirus. A pair of specific primers was designed according to gene se- quence of σC protein of duck reovirus, and a specific RT-PCR detection method of duck reovirus was established with genome of duck reovirus as template. Differ- ent samples were collected from ducks infected by suspected reovirus in Jiangsu Province and subjected to PCR detection. The results showed that the established RT-PCR method could specifically amplify the 438 bp sequence of the conservative region of σC gene, and detec the DNA of duck rcovirus as low as 1gf, with a detection rate of 100%. The RT-PCR method could be used for rapid clinical diagnosis of duck reovirus.展开更多
Reovirus, a double-stranded RNA virus, can infect many types of cancer cells and cause oncolysis. Mammalian reovirus has exhibited promising anticancer activity in clinical trials and holds great advantages and promis...Reovirus, a double-stranded RNA virus, can infect many types of cancer cells and cause oncolysis. Mammalian reovirus has exhibited promising anticancer activity in clinical trials and holds great advantages and promise as an anticancer agent. Reovirus is not associated with any serious human diseases, naturally targets and destroys tumors, and lacks the DNA synthesis stage, thus avoiding potential DNA insertion mutations. This review discusses the properties of reovirus related to oncolysis and the mechanisms of oncolytic selection, and summarizes the preclinical and clinical studies that have led to the current Phase III trial. In addition, three major challenges in the development of reovirus-mediated oncolytic therapy are discussed. These are: the mechanisms of reovirus oncolysis remain to be fully characterized;the host immune responses should be manipulated to enhance viral anti-tumor effects;and the efficacy of reovirus oncolysis may be further improved by developing new vectors and studying other double-stranded RNA viruses.展开更多
[ Objective] The aim was to explore novel method for treatment of Avian Reovirus. [ Method] According to the design principle of siRNA target sequences, siRNA templates were designed and synthesized and then cloned in...[ Objective] The aim was to explore novel method for treatment of Avian Reovirus. [ Method] According to the design principle of siRNA target sequences, siRNA templates were designed and synthesized and then cloned into the shRNA expression vector, namely, pSilencer-CMV 4.1 neo. Short hairpin RNA vector C1, C2, C3, which contain σC gene, and shRNA vector NS1, NS2, NS3, which contain aNS gene, were constructed separately. The constructed shRNA vectors and negative control were co-transfected into DF-1 cells with the eukaryotic expression vector pEG- FP-σC and pEGFP-σNS, respectively. [ Result] Observation through fluorescence microscope indicated that the constructed 6 shRNA could inhibit the expression of fusion protein to different degrees. In addition, results of Real-time PCR suggested that C3 and NS1 have the best interference effect to the viral duplication in vitro. [ Conclusionl Construction and selection of specific shRNA expression vectors inhibiting Avian Reovirus are significant for researching effects of σC and oNS proteins in infection and duplication of ARV, providing new idea for ARV antiviral therapy.展开更多
supported by the China Animal Disease Prevention and Control Center;the China Agriculture Research System Poultry-Related Science and Technology Innovation Team of Peking, China (CARS-PSTP)
Viruses in the family Reoviridae are non-enveloped particles comprising a segmented double-stranded RNA genome surrounded by a two-layered or multi-layered icosahedral protein capsid.These viruses are classified into ...Viruses in the family Reoviridae are non-enveloped particles comprising a segmented double-stranded RNA genome surrounded by a two-layered or multi-layered icosahedral protein capsid.These viruses are classified into two sub-families based on their particle structural organization.Recent studies have focused on high-resolution three-dimensional structures of reovirus particles by using cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) to approach the resolutions seen in X-ray crystallographic structures.The results of cryo-EM image reconstructions allow tracing of most of the protein side chains,and thus permit integration of structural and functional information into a coherent mechanism for reovirus assembly and entry.展开更多
Grass carp reovirus(GCRV)causes extensive infection and death in grass carp and black carp fingerlings,with a highly seasonal prevalence.Previous studies suggested that GCRV can become latent after primary infection.I...Grass carp reovirus(GCRV)causes extensive infection and death in grass carp and black carp fingerlings,with a highly seasonal prevalence.Previous studies suggested that GCRV can become latent after primary infection.In this study,we investigated type II GCRV(GCRV-II)latency in asymptomatic grass carp with GCRV infection or exposure history.We found that during latent infection,GCRV-II was detectable only in the brain of grass carp,unlike the multi-tissue distribution observed in natural infection.GCRV-II only caused damage to the brain during latent infection,while in natural infection,brain,heart,and eye tissues had relatively higher viral loads.We also discovered viral inclusion bodies in infected fish brains.Additionally,GCRV-II distribution in grass carp was notably affected by ambient temperature,with the virus targeting the brain only during low temperatures and multi-tissue distribution during high temperatures.This study provides insights into the mechanisms of GCRV-II latent infection and reactivation and contributes to the prevention and control of GCRV pandemics.展开更多
Dear Editor,Aquareovirus(ARV,Reoviridae)causes hemorrhagic disease in the economically important golden shiner and grass carp of America and China,respectively(Nason et al.,2000;Fang et al.,2005).Reoviridae members ar...Dear Editor,Aquareovirus(ARV,Reoviridae)causes hemorrhagic disease in the economically important golden shiner and grass carp of America and China,respectively(Nason et al.,2000;Fang et al.,2005).Reoviridae members are characterized by endogenous transcription of their multipartite genomes within capsids of 1-3 layers and are further classified based on the presence(Spinareovirinae subfamily,9 genera)or absence(Sedoreovirinae subfamily,6 genera)of mRNA-capping turrets along the innermost layer(King et al.,2012).展开更多
Grass carp reovirus (GCRV) is a relatively new virus first isolated in China and is a member of the Aquareovirus genus of the Reoviridae family. Recent report of genomic se-quencing showed that GCRV shared high degree...Grass carp reovirus (GCRV) is a relatively new virus first isolated in China and is a member of the Aquareovirus genus of the Reoviridae family. Recent report of genomic se-quencing showed that GCRV shared high degree of homology with mammalian reovirus (MRV). As a step of our effort to understand the structural basis of GCRV pathogenesis, we determined the three-dimensional (3D) structure of GCRV capsid at 17 ? resolution by electron cryomicro-scopy. Each GCRV capsid has a multilayered organization, consisting of an RNA core, an inner, middle and outer protein layer. The outer layer is made up of 200 trimers that are arranged on an incomplete T=13 icosahedral lattice. A characteristic feature of this layer is the depression re-sulting from the absence of trimers around the peripentonal positions, revealing the underlying trimers on the middle layer. There are 120 subunits in the inner layer arranged with T=1 symme-try. These structural features are common to other members of the Reoviridae. Moreover, SDS-PAGE analysis showed that GCRV virions contain seven structural proteins (VP1-VP7). These structural proteins have a high degree of sequence homology to MRV, consistent with the structural similarities observed in our study. The high structural similarities of isolated GCRV and MRV suggest that future structural studies focusing on GCRV entering into and replicating within its host cell are necessary in order to fully understand the structural basis of GCRV pathogenesis.展开更多
Dear Editor,Reoviruses are non-enveloped icosahedral virions with an outer capsid surrounding their cores,which harbor the10–12 segmented double-stranded RNA(ds RNA)genome.To date,there are 15 proposed genera in the ...Dear Editor,Reoviruses are non-enveloped icosahedral virions with an outer capsid surrounding their cores,which harbor the10–12 segmented double-stranded RNA(ds RNA)genome.To date,there are 15 proposed genera in the family Reoviridae(King et al.,2012),including Aquareovirus.Generally,aquareoviruses are of low pathogenicity in aquaculture.However,grass carp reovirus(GCRV)is展开更多
基金supported by the Fundamental Research Grant Scheme (FRGS)2019-1 (FRGS/1/2019/STG05/IMU/02/1)from the Ministry of Higher Education,Malaysia,International Medical University Research Grant (BP I-01-2018 (33))Pump priming Grant (F0013.54.04)University of Nottingham Malaysia。
文摘Pteropine orthoreovirus(PRV)is a nonenveloped double-stranded RNA(dsRNA)virus of the genus Orthoreovirus under the family Reoviridae.The PRV genome is composed of 10 dsRNA segments,including three large(L)segments,three medium(M)segments,and four small(S)segments surrounded by an icosahedral capsid[1].
基金Supported by the Twelfth Batch of"Top Talent Project"of Jiangsu Province(NY023)Jiangsu Provincial Natural Science Research Project(16KJB-23004)
文摘This study was conducted to rapidly detect clinical infection condition of duck reovirus. A pair of specific primers was designed according to gene se- quence of σC protein of duck reovirus, and a specific RT-PCR detection method of duck reovirus was established with genome of duck reovirus as template. Differ- ent samples were collected from ducks infected by suspected reovirus in Jiangsu Province and subjected to PCR detection. The results showed that the established RT-PCR method could specifically amplify the 438 bp sequence of the conservative region of σC gene, and detec the DNA of duck rcovirus as low as 1gf, with a detection rate of 100%. The RT-PCR method could be used for rapid clinical diagnosis of duck reovirus.
文摘Reovirus, a double-stranded RNA virus, can infect many types of cancer cells and cause oncolysis. Mammalian reovirus has exhibited promising anticancer activity in clinical trials and holds great advantages and promise as an anticancer agent. Reovirus is not associated with any serious human diseases, naturally targets and destroys tumors, and lacks the DNA synthesis stage, thus avoiding potential DNA insertion mutations. This review discusses the properties of reovirus related to oncolysis and the mechanisms of oncolytic selection, and summarizes the preclinical and clinical studies that have led to the current Phase III trial. In addition, three major challenges in the development of reovirus-mediated oncolytic therapy are discussed. These are: the mechanisms of reovirus oncolysis remain to be fully characterized;the host immune responses should be manipulated to enhance viral anti-tumor effects;and the efficacy of reovirus oncolysis may be further improved by developing new vectors and studying other double-stranded RNA viruses.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation (31160512)Funds for Special Expert of Guangxi Province (2011B020)Guangxi Science and Techology Research Projects (0991222)
文摘[ Objective] The aim was to explore novel method for treatment of Avian Reovirus. [ Method] According to the design principle of siRNA target sequences, siRNA templates were designed and synthesized and then cloned into the shRNA expression vector, namely, pSilencer-CMV 4.1 neo. Short hairpin RNA vector C1, C2, C3, which contain σC gene, and shRNA vector NS1, NS2, NS3, which contain aNS gene, were constructed separately. The constructed shRNA vectors and negative control were co-transfected into DF-1 cells with the eukaryotic expression vector pEG- FP-σC and pEGFP-σNS, respectively. [ Result] Observation through fluorescence microscope indicated that the constructed 6 shRNA could inhibit the expression of fusion protein to different degrees. In addition, results of Real-time PCR suggested that C3 and NS1 have the best interference effect to the viral duplication in vitro. [ Conclusionl Construction and selection of specific shRNA expression vectors inhibiting Avian Reovirus are significant for researching effects of σC and oNS proteins in infection and duplication of ARV, providing new idea for ARV antiviral therapy.
基金supported by the China Animal Disease Prevention and Control Centerthe China Agriculture Research System Poultry-Related Science and Technology Innovation Team of Peking, China (CARS-PSTP)
文摘supported by the China Animal Disease Prevention and Control Center;the China Agriculture Research System Poultry-Related Science and Technology Innovation Team of Peking, China (CARS-PSTP)
基金supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31172434,31372565)
文摘Viruses in the family Reoviridae are non-enveloped particles comprising a segmented double-stranded RNA genome surrounded by a two-layered or multi-layered icosahedral protein capsid.These viruses are classified into two sub-families based on their particle structural organization.Recent studies have focused on high-resolution three-dimensional structures of reovirus particles by using cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) to approach the resolutions seen in X-ray crystallographic structures.The results of cryo-EM image reconstructions allow tracing of most of the protein side chains,and thus permit integration of structural and functional information into a coherent mechanism for reovirus assembly and entry.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31930114).
文摘Grass carp reovirus(GCRV)causes extensive infection and death in grass carp and black carp fingerlings,with a highly seasonal prevalence.Previous studies suggested that GCRV can become latent after primary infection.In this study,we investigated type II GCRV(GCRV-II)latency in asymptomatic grass carp with GCRV infection or exposure history.We found that during latent infection,GCRV-II was detectable only in the brain of grass carp,unlike the multi-tissue distribution observed in natural infection.GCRV-II only caused damage to the brain during latent infection,while in natural infection,brain,heart,and eye tissues had relatively higher viral loads.We also discovered viral inclusion bodies in infected fish brains.Additionally,GCRV-II distribution in grass carp was notably affected by ambient temperature,with the virus targeting the brain only during low temperatures and multi-tissue distribution during high temperatures.This study provides insights into the mechanisms of GCRV-II latent infection and reactivation and contributes to the prevention and control of GCRV pandemics.
基金supported in part by grants from the National Institutes of Health(AI094386 to Z.H.Z.)A.S.received support from NIH Ruth L.Kirschtein National Research Service Award A1007323+2 种基金We acknowledge the use of resource at the Electron Imaging Center for Nanomachines supported by UCLA and by instrumentation grants from NIH(1S10RR23057,1S100D018111 and U24GM116792)NSF(DBI-1338135 and DMR-1548924)at the UCLA AIDS Institute supported in part by UCLA-CDU CFAR(NIH AI152501)。
文摘Dear Editor,Aquareovirus(ARV,Reoviridae)causes hemorrhagic disease in the economically important golden shiner and grass carp of America and China,respectively(Nason et al.,2000;Fang et al.,2005).Reoviridae members are characterized by endogenous transcription of their multipartite genomes within capsids of 1-3 layers and are further classified based on the presence(Spinareovirinae subfamily,9 genera)or absence(Sedoreovirinae subfamily,6 genera)of mRNA-capping turrets along the innermost layer(King et al.,2012).
基金The research in Dr.Zhou’s lab is supported by NIH(Grant Nos.AI46420&CA94809)the Welch Foundation(AU-1492)+1 种基金 the American Heart Association(Grant No.0240216N)This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.30170730&30470074).
文摘Grass carp reovirus (GCRV) is a relatively new virus first isolated in China and is a member of the Aquareovirus genus of the Reoviridae family. Recent report of genomic se-quencing showed that GCRV shared high degree of homology with mammalian reovirus (MRV). As a step of our effort to understand the structural basis of GCRV pathogenesis, we determined the three-dimensional (3D) structure of GCRV capsid at 17 ? resolution by electron cryomicro-scopy. Each GCRV capsid has a multilayered organization, consisting of an RNA core, an inner, middle and outer protein layer. The outer layer is made up of 200 trimers that are arranged on an incomplete T=13 icosahedral lattice. A characteristic feature of this layer is the depression re-sulting from the absence of trimers around the peripentonal positions, revealing the underlying trimers on the middle layer. There are 120 subunits in the inner layer arranged with T=1 symme-try. These structural features are common to other members of the Reoviridae. Moreover, SDS-PAGE analysis showed that GCRV virions contain seven structural proteins (VP1-VP7). These structural proteins have a high degree of sequence homology to MRV, consistent with the structural similarities observed in our study. The high structural similarities of isolated GCRV and MRV suggest that future structural studies focusing on GCRV entering into and replicating within its host cell are necessary in order to fully understand the structural basis of GCRV pathogenesis.
基金supported in part by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31372565,31400139)the State Key Laboratory of Freshwater Ecology and Biotechnology(2013FB05)support from“The Core Facility and Technical Support of Wuhan Institute of Virology”
文摘Dear Editor,Reoviruses are non-enveloped icosahedral virions with an outer capsid surrounding their cores,which harbor the10–12 segmented double-stranded RNA(ds RNA)genome.To date,there are 15 proposed genera in the family Reoviridae(King et al.,2012),including Aquareovirus.Generally,aquareoviruses are of low pathogenicity in aquaculture.However,grass carp reovirus(GCRV)is