ArticleJournal of virology2022
AC81 Is a Putative Disulfide Isomerase Involved in Baculoviral Disulfide Bond Formation.
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Abstract
The correct formation of native disulfide bonds is critical for the proper structure and function of many proteins. Cellular disulfide bond formation pathways commonly consist of two parts: sulfhydryl oxidase-mediated oxidation and disulfide isomerase-mediated isomerization. Some large DNA viruses, such as baculoviruses, encode sulfhydryl oxidases, but viral disulfide isomerases have not yet been identified, although G4L in poxvirus has been suggested to serve such a function. Here, we report that the baculovirus core gene
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