| Victors ID |
Gene Name |
Sequence Strain (Species/Organism) |
NCBI Gene ID |
NCBI Nucleotide GI |
NCBI Protein GI |
Locus Tag |
Genbank Accession |
Protein Accession |
Protein Name |
Molecule Role |
Molecule Role Annotation |
PMID |
|
|
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
|
|
|
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
|
|
|
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
|
|
|
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
|
