Long-distance correlations of rhinovirus capsid dynamics contribute to uncoating and antiviral activity.

Abstract:

:Human rhinovirus (HRV) and other members of the enterovirus genus bind small-molecule antiviral compounds in a cavity buried within the viral capsid protein VP1. These compounds block the release of the viral protein VP4 and RNA from inside the capsid during the uncoating process. In addition, the antiviral compounds prevent "breathing" motions, the transient externalization of the N-terminal regions of VP1 and VP4 from the inside of intact viral capsid. The site for externalization of VP1/VP4 or release of RNA is likely between protomers, distant to the binding cavity for antiviral compounds. Molecular dynamics simulations were conducted to explore how the antiviral compound, WIN 52084, alters properties of the HRV 14 capsid through long-distance effect. We developed an approach to analyze capsid dynamics in terms of correlated radial motion and the shortest paths of correlated motions. In the absence of WIN, correlated radial motion is observed between residues separated by as much as 85 Å, a remarkably long distance. The most frequently populated path segments of the network were localized near the fivefold symmetry axis and included those connecting the N termini of VP1 and VP4 with other regions, in particular near twofold symmetry axes, of the capsid. The results provide evidence that the virus capsid exhibits concerted long-range dynamics, which have not been previously recognized. Moreover, the presence of WIN destroys this radial correlation network, suggesting that the underlying motions contribute to a mechanistic basis for the initial steps of VP1 and VP4 externalization and uncoating.

authors

Roy A,Post CB

doi

10.1073/pnas.1119174109

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2012-04-03 00:00:00

pages

5271-6

issue

14

eissn

0027-8424

issn

1091-6490

pii

1119174109

journal_volume

109

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