Marine birnavirus (MABV)’s 5´ terminal region of segment A acts as internal ribosome entry site (IRES)
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Eukaryotic translation is initiated by either cap-dependent or cap-independent way, and the capindependent translation can be initiated by the internal ribosomal entry site (IRES). In this study, to know whether the 5’UTR leader sequence of marine birnavirus (MABV) segment A and segment B can act as IRES, bicistronic vectors harboring a CMV promoter-driven red fluorescent gene (mCherry) and poliovirus IRES- or MABV’s leader sequence-driven green fluorescent gene (eGFP) were constructed, then, transfected into a mammalian cell line (BHK-21 cells) and a fish cell line (CHSE-214 cells). The results showed that the poliovirus IRES worked well in BHK-21 cells, but did not work in CHSE-214 cells. In the evaluation of MABV’s leader sequences, the reporter eGFP gene under the 5’UTR leader sequence of MABV’s segment A was well-translated in CHSE-214 cells, indicating 5’UTR of MABV’s segment A initiates translation in the cap-independent way and can be used as a fish-specific IRES system. However, the 5’UTR leader sequence of MABV’s segment B did not initiate translation in CHSE-214 cells. As the precise mechanism of birnavirid IRES-mediated translation is not known, more elaborate investigations are needed to uncover why the leader sequence of segment B could not initiate translation in the present study. In addition, further studies on the host species range of MABV’s segment A IRES and on the screening of other fish-specific IRESs are needed.
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Eukaryotic translation is initiated by either cap-dependent or cap-independent way, and the capindependent translation can be initiated by the internal ribosomal entry site (IRES). In this study, to know whether the 5’UTR leader sequence of marine birnavirus (MABV) segment A and segment B can act as IRES, bicistronic vectors harboring a CMV promoter-driven red fluorescent gene (mCherry) and poliovirus IRES- or MABV’s leader sequence-driven green fluorescent gene (eGFP) were constructed, then, transfected into a mammalian cell line (BHK-21 cells) and a fish cell line (CHSE-214 cells). The results showed that the poliovirus IRES worked well in BHK-21 cells, but did not work in CHSE-214 cells. In the evaluation of MABV’s leader sequences, the reporter eGFP gene under the 5’UTR leader sequence of MABV’s segment A was well-translated in CHSE-214 cells, indicating 5’UTR of MABV’s segment A initiates translation in the cap-independent way and can be used as a fish-specific IRES system. However, the 5’UTR leader sequence of MABV’s segment B did not initiate translation in CHSE-214 cells. As the precise mechanism of birnavirid IRES-mediated translation is not known, more elaborate investigations are needed to uncover why the leader sequence of segment B could not initiate translation in the present study. In addition, further studies on the host species range of MABV’s segment A IRES and on the screening of other fish-specific IRESs are needed.
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