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m136

Victor ID 5085
Gene Name m136
NCBI Protein GI 157676230
Other Database IDs UniProtKB/TrEMBL: A8E1Q1
Taxonomy ID 69156
Gene Strand (Orientation) ?
Protein Name m136 protein
Protein Length 253
DNA Sequence

          
Protein Sequence
>gi|157676230|emb|CAP08172.1| m136 protein [Murine cytomegalovirus (strain K181)]
MFLPTAAAWLFLAHGVASQITTTVSQTRGYTTARNKTYIEWCFRTNERFASLNVTWNRTLYDTEILFETS
WTRFTTERCVARKLVGAEDAMIQILRFDPDDKNMEELRVKFEGTINHDSTGSFVSYINTQSGRWSVEKVM
KVEISFVCELKVSEDAARYSCEPEGYGWLTKGYLTATVRVNGSEHSIHLPEPGGAYIEYERGSFLSGYLG
PGGPLVTVTVLQPCPPREIDLIIELHPRYKLYQRFVIPERRGE

Molecule Role Virulence factor
Molecule Role Annotation No differences were observed in viral yield, plaque size, and plaque morphology between the parental strain and any of the m136 mutant viruses. In vivo analysis using a SCID mouse virulence model showed a consistently measurable attenuated phenotype for all three m136 mutants. The results showed that although the m136 gene was not essential for replication in vitro or in vivo, an intact m136 gene was necessary to yield wild type virulence during infection of the host. (Visalli et al., 2007)
References
Visalli et al., 2007: Visalli RJ, Nicolosi DM, Irven K, Khan T, Visalli MA. Characterization of the murine cytomegalovirus m136 gene. Virus genes. 2007; 34(2); 117-126. [PubMed: 17143724].