: Allison Abendroth, Ann M. Arvin, Jennifer F. Moffat
: Allison Abendroth, Ann M. Arvin, Jennifer F. Moffat
: Varicella-zoster Virus
: Springer-Verlag
: 9783642127281
: 1
: CHF 227.10
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: Mikrobiologie
: English
: 378
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This book offers a comprehensive review of basic and clinical research on Varicella-zoster Virus, the only human herpesvirus for which vaccines to prevent both primary and recurrent infection are approved.
Preface6
Contents8
The Varicella-Zoster Virus Genome16
1 Genome Structure and Organization17
1.1 VZV Genome17
1.2 VZV Genes18
1.2.1 VZV Immediate-Early Genes18
1.2.2 VZV Genes Encoding Replication Proteins18
1.2.3 VZV Genes Encoding Putative Late Proteins20
1.2.4 VZV Genes Encoding Glycoproteins20
2 Comparative Genomics of VZV and HSV21
2.1 Core Proteins Conserved with Herpesviruses in Other Subfamilies21
2.2 VZV Functional and Nonfunctional Homologs of HSV Genes21
2.3 VZV Genes Not Conserved with HSV21
2.4 HSV Genes Not Conserved with VZV22
3 Mutagenesis with Cosmids and BACs22
3.1 Mutagenesis Using Marker Rescue22
3.2 Mutagenesis Using Cosmids22
3.3 Mutagenesis Using BACs23
3.4 Results of Mutagenesis Studies23
3.5 VZV as an Expression Vector25
3.6 Use of Genetics to Develop Safer VZV Vaccines26
References26
VZV Molecular Epidemiology30
1 Introduction31
1.1 What is Molecular Epidemiology?31
1.2 VZV Molecular Epidemiology: The Historical Context31
2 Genetic Variation in VZV: Tools for Molecular Epidemiology32
2.1 Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms 32
2.2 Length Polymorphisms of Variable Regions34
2.3 Restriction Site Polymorphisms: BglI and PstI Digests35
2.4 Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms36
2.5 Genome Sequencing41
3 Molecular Epidemiology in Practice41
3.1 Varicella-Zoster Virus Evolution and Clades41
3.1.1 Mutation and Evolution of VZV42
3.1.2 Recombination and VZV Evolution43
3.1.3 Reconstructing the Evolutionary History of VZV43
3.2 Geographical Spread of VZV Strains44
3.3 Molecular Epidemiology and VZV Pathogenesis47
3.3.1 Genotyping, Reinfection, and Reactivation47
3.3.2 Genotyping and Virulence48
3.4 Molecular Epidemiology Transmission and Infection Control49
3.5 Molecular Epidemiology of VZV Outbreaks50
3.5.1 Molecular Epidemiology and Public Health51
4 Summary52
References52
Roles of Cellular Transcription Factors in VZV Replication58
1 Introduction59
2 Role of the Eukaryotic Mediator Complex in IE62-Directed Transcriptional Activation60
2.1 Mediator61
2.2 Physical and Functional Interaction Between Mediator and IE6262
2.3 Mapping of the Minimal IE62 TAD64
2.4 The IE62 TAD Interacts Directly with MED2564
2.5 The IE62 TAD Is Unstructured in the Absence of a Binding Partner65
2.6 Future Directions66
3 Mechanisms of Activation of the ORF62 Promoter67
3.1 HCF-167
3.2 HCF-1 and Chromatin Remodeling68
3.3 Future Directions69
4 Cellular Transcription Factors and Origin-Dependent DNA Replication70
4.1 Interaction of Transcription Factors with the Downstream Region of oriS72
4.2 The Sp1/Sp3 Site Is Involved in Origin-Dependent DNA Replication73
4.3 Future Directions73
5 Summary74
References74
Effects of Varicella-Zoster Virus on Cell Cycle Regulatory Pathways81
1 Introduction82
1.1 VZV Tropism for Nondividing Cells82
1.2 Characterization of the Cell Cycle in VZV Host Cells83
1.3 VZV Dysregulates the Cell Cycle in Human Foreskin Fibroblasts85
1.4 Virus and Host DNA Synthesis in VZV-Infected Human Foreskin Fibroblasts86
1.5 Concluding Remarks89
References89
Varicella-Zoster Virus Open Reading Frame 66 Protein Kinase and Its Relationship to Alphaherpesvirus US3 Kinases92
1 Introduction93
2 Genetics93
3 ORF66 Structure and Characteristics94
4 ORF66 Targets96
4.1 Autophosphorylation96
4.2 IE6298
4.3 Matrin 399
4.4 Histone Deacetylases100
5 Cellular and Viral Activities Modulated by the ORF66 Protein Kinase101
5.1 MHC-I Surface Presentation101
5.2 IFN Signaling102
5.3 Apoptosis103
6 Alphaherpesvirus US3 Kinase Studies that Guide the Search for Roles of ORF66103
6.1 US3 Kinases and Inhibition of Apoptosis104
6.2 US3 Modulation of HDAC104
6.3 Nucleocapsid Egress105
6.4 Alteration of the Host Cytoskeleton106
7 Concluding Remarks107
References107
VZV ORF47 Serine Protein Kinase and Its Viral Substrates112
1 Introduction113
2 Molecular Evolution of VZV and OR