ArticleChinese science bulletin = Kexue tongbao2008
Stepwise prediction and statistical screening: B-cell epitopes on neuraminidase of human avian H
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Abstract
The B-cell epitopes of virus are associated with the antiviral drug and the vaccine screening. As the nucleotide sequences of neuraminidase (NA) of stain GD-01-06 were sequenced, we predicted the α-helix and β-fold structure and the indexes of the flexible regions of secondary structure of NA with methods of the Hydrophilicity plot by Kyte-Doolittle, the Surface probability plot by Emini and the Antigenic index by Jameson-Wolf, and then screened statistically the parameters to predict B-cell epitopes by the Hierarchical cluster and the Bivariate correlation and the quartiles with SPSS 13.0. The impact of variation of amino acids in NA on its epitopes was analyzed. The predictive results were evaluated by Wu's Antigenic Index and SWISS-MODEL. We found that the most possible epitopes on NA were located within or nearby its N-terminal Nos. 120-137, 81-84, 408-415, 273-282, 429-432, 356-368, 46-55, 146-155, 341-350 and 198-209, which were the dominant regions of NA epitopes. Peptide 120-137 including the glycoprotein domain (NGT
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