Protegen ID	Gene Name	Sequence Strain (Species/Organism)	NCBI Gene ID	NCBI Nucleotide GI	NCBI Protein GI	Locus Tag	Genbank Accession	Protein Accession	Protein Name	Protein Annotation	Molecule Role	Molecule Role Annotation	COG	PMID
3028	RABVgp1	Rabies virus	1489853		9627198	RABVgp1		NP_056793.1	nucleoprotein N		Virulence factor	MUTATION: The N protein of the virulent Nishigahara strain was placed in the background of the avirulent Ni-CE rabies virus to create a chimeric rabies virus. The chimera killed mice after intracereberal inoculation, compared to the Ni-CE strain which is avirulent in mice [Ref6768:Shimizu et al., 2007].		17010466
3029	RABVgp2	Rabies virus	1489854		9627199	RABVgp2		NP_056794.1	phosphoprotein M1		Virulence factor	MUTATION: The P protein of the virulent NIshigahara strain was placed in the background of the avirulent Ni-CE rabies virus to create a chimeric rabies virus. The chimera killed mice after intracereberal inoculation, compared to the Ni-CE strain which is avirulent in mice [Ref6769:Carreer, 1992].		1489854
3030	RABVgp3	Rabies virus	1489855		9627200	RABVgp3		NP_056795.1	M2 protein		Virulence factor	MUTATION: The M protein of the virulent NIshigahara strain was placed in the background of the avirulent Ni-CE rabies virus to create a chimeric rabies virus. The chimera killed mice after intracereberal inoculation, compared to the Ni-CE strain which is avirulent in mice [Ref6768:Shimizu et al., 2007].		17010466
3031	RABVgp4	Rabies virus	1489856		9627201	RABVgp4		NP_056796.1	transmembrane glycoprotein G		Virulence factor	MUTATION: G protein from the virulent Nishigahara strain was recombined with the RC-HL genome an attenuated rabies virus. The chimeric virus killed mice when given by intracerebral inoculation. The RC-HL rabies virus normally is attenuated in mice, and therefore the G protein can be considered a virulence factor of rabies virus [Ref6770:Ito et al., 2001].		11533176