Chlorella virus SC-1A encodes at least five functional and one nonfunctional DNA methyltransferases

Qiudeng Que; Yanping Zhang; Michael Nelson; Susan Ropp; Dwight E. Burbank; James L. Van Etten

doi:10.1016/S0378-1119(96)00862-1

Chlorella virus SC-1A encodes at least five functional and one nonfunctional DNA methyltransferases

Qiudeng Que, Yanping Zhang, Michael Nelson, Susan Ropp, Dwight E. Burbank, James L. Van Etten

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Abstract

Chlorella virus SC-1A encodes at least six DNA methyltransferases (MTases): four N⁶-methyldeoxyadenine (m⁶A) MTases, M·CviSI (TGC^mA), M·CviSII (C^mATG), M·CviSIII (TCG^mA) and M·CviSIV (G^mATC), one 5-methyldeoxycytosine (m⁵C) MTase, M·CviSV (~ RC^mCG), and one nonfunctional m⁵C MTase, M·CviSVI, which is homologous to the MTase M·CviJI [RG^mC(T/C/G)] produced by another chlorella virus IL-3A. Genes encoding three of the SC-1A m⁶A MTases (M·CviSI, M·CviSII, and M·CviSIII) and the nonfunctional m⁵C MTase were cloned and sequenced. Neither M·CviSI nor M·CviSIII genes hybridized to genes for their respective isomethylomers, M·CviRI and M·CviBIII, from other chlorella viruses. However, the M·CviSII gene hybridized strongly to its M·CviAII isomethylomer gene from virus PBCV-1. Like the prototype chlorella virus PBCV-1, the SC-1A genome contains inverted terminal repeats, one of which is adjacent to the nonfunctional m⁵C MTase. The three cloned m⁶A MTase genes are distributed throughout the approx. 345 kb SC-1A genome.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	237-244
Number of pages	8
Journal	Gene
Volume	190
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/S0378-1119(96)00862-1
State	Published - 1997

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5-Methyldeoxycytosine methyltransferase
5-Methyldeoxycytosine methyltransferase pseudogene
N-methyldeoxyadenine methyltransferase
Recombinant DNA

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Chlorella virus SC-1A encodes at least five functional and one nonfunctional DNA methyltransferases

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