[bionet.molbio.genbank.updates] Human respiratory syncytial virus

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LOCUS       RSHA2          20 bp ss-RNA             VRL       23-FEB-1991
DEFINITION  Human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), membrane-associated matrix
            protein M-small hydrophobic protein 1A gene junction.
ACCESSION   D00393
KEYWORDS    1A; M; consensus gene-end sequence; consensus gene-start sequence;
            flanking region; intergenic region; membrane-associated matrix
            protein; small hydrophobic protein.
SEGMENT     2 of 5
SOURCE      A library of cDNA clones derived from RSV-subgroup B strain 18537-
            infected cell mRNA, polycistronic cDNA clones, B75, X55, and mRNA.
  ORGANISM  Human respiratory syncytial virus
            Viridae; ss-RNA enveloped viruses; Negative strand RNA viruses;
            Paramyxoviridae; Pneumovirus.
REFERENCE   1  (bases 1 to 20)
  AUTHORS   Johnson,P.R. and Collins,P.L.
  TITLE     The A and B subgroups of human respiratory syncytial virus:
            Comparison of intergenic and gene-overlap sequences
  JOURNAL   J. Gen. Virol. 69, 2901-2906 (1988)
  STANDARD  full staff_entry
COMMENT     Intergenic and flanking gene regions of RSV subgroup B 18537 were
            determined and compared with those of the subgroup A. Respiratory
            syncytial virus is a negative-strand RNA pleomorphic enveloped
            virus.   The positive strand is shown below.
            
            
FEATURES             Location/Qualifiers
     misc_signal     1..9
                     /note="conserved gene-start sequence"
BASE COUNT        7 a      1 c      6 g      6 t
ORIGIN      Conserved gene-start sequence for 1A.
        1 ggggtaaata gacattagtt
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LOCUS       RSH22KL        93 bp ss-mRNA            VRL       23-FEB-1991
DEFINITION  Human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), 22K protein-polymerase L
            mRNA, overlap region.
ACCESSION   D00397
KEYWORDS    22K protein; L protein; consensus gene-end sequence; consensus
            gene-start sequence; overlap region; polymerase; untranslated
            region.
SOURCE      RSV-subgroup B strain 18537-infected cellular mRNA.
  ORGANISM  Human respiratory syncytial virus
            Viridae; ss-RNA enveloped viruses; Negative strand RNA viruses;
            Paramyxoviridae; Pneumovirus.
REFERENCE   1  (bases 1 to 93)
  AUTHORS   Johnson,P.R. and Collins,P.L.
  TITLE     The A and B subgroups of human respiratory syncytial virus:
            Comparison of intergenic and gene-overlap sequences
  JOURNAL   J. Gen. Virol. 69, 2901-2906 (1988)
  STANDARD  full staff_entry
COMMENT     Intergenic and flanking gene regions of RSV subgroup B 18537 were
            determined and compared with those of the subgroup A.
            
            
FEATURES             Location/Qualifiers
     mRNA            <1..93
                     /note="22K mRNA (3' untranslated region)"
     mRNA            30..>93
                     /note="L mRNA"
     misc_signal     30..38
                     /note="conserved gene-start sequence (mRNA-sense)"
     CDS             38..>93
                     /note="L protein (amino terminus)"
                     /codon_start=38
     misc_signal     86..93
                     /note="conserved gene-end sequence (mRNA-sense)"
BASE COUNT       35 a     17 c     14 g     27 t
ORIGIN      29 bp upstream of L mRNA start site.
        1 caaccataaa acaaccttaa taaggttatg ggacaaaatg gatcccatta ttaatggaaa
       61 ctctgccaat gtgtatctaa ctgatagtta tct
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LOCUS       RSHA5          96 bp ss-RNA             VRL       23-FEB-1991
DEFINITION  Human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), fusion protein F-22K
            protein gene junction.
ACCESSION   D00396
KEYWORDS    22K protein; F protein; consensus gene-end sequence; consensus
            gene-start sequence; flanking region; fusion protein; intergenic
            region.
SEGMENT     5 of 5
SOURCE      A library of cDNA clones derived from RSV-subgroup B strain 18537-
            infected cell mRNAs, polycistronic cDNA clone, M32.
  ORGANISM  Human respiratory syncytial virus
            Viridae; ss-RNA enveloped viruses; Negative strand RNA viruses;
            Paramyxoviridae; Pneumovirus.
REFERENCE   1  (bases 1 to 96)
  AUTHORS   Johnson,P.R. and Collins,P.L.
  TITLE     The A and B subgroups of human respiratory syncytial virus:
            Comparison of intergenic and gene-overlap sequences
  JOURNAL   J. Gen. Virol. 69, 2901-2906 (1988)
  STANDARD  full staff_entry
COMMENT     Intergenic and flanking gene regions of RSV subgroup B 18537 were
            determined and compared with those of the subgroup A. mRNA sense
            is
            shown below.
            
            
FEATURES             Location/Qualifiers
     misc_signal     9..20
                     /note="conserved gene-end sequence"
     misc_RNA        21..76
                     /note="F-22K intergenic region"
     CDS             86..>96
                     /note="22K protein (amino terminus)"
                     /codon_start=86
BASE COUNT       42 a     24 c     11 g     19 t
ORIGIN      8 bp upstream of gene-end sequence for F.
        1 caactcatag ttacataaaa ccccaagtat cacaatcaaa cactaaatcg acacatcatt
       61 cacaaaatta acaactgggg caaatatgtc gcgaag
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LOCUS       RSHA4          20 bp ss-RNA             VRL       23-FEB-1991
DEFINITION  Human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), attachment glycoprotein G-
            fusion protein F gene junction.
ACCESSION   D00395
KEYWORDS    F protein; G protein; attachment glycoprotein; consensus gene-end
            sequence; consensus gene-start sequence; flanking region; fusion
            protein; intergenic region.
SEGMENT     4 of 5
SOURCE      RSV-subgroup B strain 18537-infected cellular mRNA.
  ORGANISM  Human respiratory syncytial virus
            Viridae; ss-RNA enveloped viruses; Negative strand RNA viruses;
            Paramyxoviridae; Pneumovirus.
REFERENCE   1  (bases 1 to 20)
  AUTHORS   Johnson,P.R. and Collins,P.L.
  TITLE     The A and B subgroups of human respiratory syncytial virus:
            Comparison of intergenic and gene-overlap sequences
  JOURNAL   J. Gen. Virol. 69, 2901-2906 (1988)
  STANDARD  full staff_entry
COMMENT     Intergenic and flanking gene regions of RSV subgroup B 18537 were
            determined and compared with those of the subgroup A. mRNA sense
            is
            shown below.
            
            
FEATURES             Location/Qualifiers
     misc_signal     1..9
                     /note="conserved gene-start sequence"
BASE COUNT        6 a      2 c      5 g      3 t      4 others
ORIGIN      Conserved gene-start sequence for F.
        1 nnggnnaata accatggagt
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LOCUS       RSHA3          72 bp ss-RNA             VRL       23-FEB-1991
DEFINITION  Human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), attachment glycoprotein G-
            fusion protein F gene junction.
ACCESSION   D00394
KEYWORDS    F protein; G protein; attachment glycoprotein; consensus gene-end
            sequence; consensus gene-start sequence; flanking region; fusion
            protein; intergenic region.
SEGMENT     3 of 5
SOURCE      RSV-subgroup B strain 18537-infected cellular mRNA.
  ORGANISM  Human respiratory syncytial virus
            Viridae; ss-RNA enveloped viruses; Negative strand RNA viruses;
            Paramyxoviridae; Pneumovirus.
REFERENCE   1  (bases 1 to 72)
  AUTHORS   Johnson,P.R. and Collins,P.L.
  TITLE     The A and B subgroups of human respiratory syncytial virus:
            Comparison of intergenic and gene-overlap sequences
  JOURNAL   J. Gen. Virol. 69, 2901-2906 (1988)
  STANDARD  full staff_entry
COMMENT     Intergenic and flanking gene regions of RSV subgroup B 18537 were
            determined and compared with those of the subgroup A. mRNA sense
            is
            shown in below.
            
            
FEATURES             Location/Qualifiers
     misc_signal     8..20
                     /note="conserved gene-end sequence"
     misc_RNA        21..>72
                     /note="G-F intergenic region"
BASE COUNT       30 a     13 c      9 g     18 t      2 others
ORIGIN      7 bp upstream of conserved gene-start sequence for G.
        1 catgcttagt tattcaaaaa ctacatctta gtagagaacc gtgatctatc aagcaagaac
       61 aaaattnaac an
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LOCUS       RSHA1          28 bp ss-RNA             VRL       23-FEB-1991
DEFINITION  Human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), membrane-associated matrix
            protein M- small hydrophobic protein 1A gene junction.
ACCESSION   D00392
KEYWORDS    consensus gene-end sequence; consensus gene-start sequence;
            flanking region; intergenic region; membrane-associated matrix
            protein; small hydrophobic protein.
SEGMENT     1 of 5
SOURCE      A library of cDNA clones derived from RSV-subgroup B strain 18537-
            infected cell mRNAs, polycistronic cDNA clones, B75, X55, and mRNA.
  ORGANISM  Human respiratory syncytial virus
            Viridae; ss-RNA enveloped viruses; Negative strand RNA viruses;
            Paramyxoviridae; Pneumovirus.
REFERENCE   1  (bases 1 to 28)
  AUTHORS   Johnson,P.R. and Collins,P.L.
  TITLE     The A and B subgroups of human respiratory syncytial virus:
            Comparison of intergenic and gene-overlap sequences
  JOURNAL   J. Gen. Virol. 69, 2901-2906 (1988)
  STANDARD  full staff_entry
COMMENT     Intergenic and flanking gene regions of RSV subgroup B 18537 were
            determined and compared with those of the subgroup A. Respiratory
            syncytial virus is a negative-strand RNA pleomorphic enveloped
            virus.   Ths positive strand is shown below.
            
            
FEATURES             Location/Qualifiers
     misc_signal     8..19
                     /note="conserved gene-end sequence"
     misc_RNA        20..>28
                     /note="M-1A intergenic region"
BASE COUNT       15 a      3 c      4 g      6 t
ORIGIN      7 bp upstream of conserved gene-end sequence for M.
        1 tgcgaatagg taaataaaac caaaatat
//