Discovery of a Novel Murine Type C Retrovirus by Data Mining
Lindell Bromham, Francis Clark, Jeff J. McKee
Abstract
Lindell Bromham, Francis Clark, Jeff J. McKee
Abstract
Analysis of genomic and expression data allows both identification and characterization of novel retroviruses. We describe a recombinant type C murine retrovirus, similar to the Mus dunni endogenous retrovirus, with VL30-like long terminal repeats and murine leukemia virus-like coding sequences. This virus is present in multiple copies in the mouse genome and expressed in a range of mouse tissues.
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Analysis of genomic and expression data allows both identification and characterization of novel retroviruses. We describe a recombinant type C murine retrovirus, similar to the Mus dunni endogenous retrovirus, with VL30-like long terminal repeats and murine leukemia virus-like coding sequences. This virus is present in multiple copies in the mouse genome and expressed in a range of mouse tissues.
Key concepts: Retrovirus, Biology, Endogenous retrovirus, Murine leukemia virus, Long terminal repeat, Genome, Virology, Recombinant DNA