Review
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Virol. Feb 12, 2016; 5(1): 1-13
Published online Feb 12, 2016. doi: 10.5501/wjv.v5.i1.1
Table 1 Infected cell protein 0 functional domains
DomainLocationFunction in HSV-1 replicationSectionRef.
ICP0 cis-elements
RING fingeraa 116-156E3 ubiquitin ligase, degrading PML, Sp100, etc.RING finger domain and E3 ubiquitin ligase activity[63-65]
Proline-rich regionaa 241-553Containing redundant ND10-fusion segmentsProline-rich region and ND10-fusion[105]
NLSaa 500-506Nuclear localizationNuclear localization domain and ICP0 nuclear/cytoplasmic translocation[90]
Dimerization domainaa 617-711ICP0 self-dimerization, in vivo functions unclearDimerization[115-117]
ND10-retention domainaa 669-775Retaining ICP0 at ND10ND10-retention[53]
SLSsSUMO interaction motif and ICP0 substrate recognition[113]
SLS-4aa 361-367Binding to SUMO-1/2/3, stimulating in vitro polyubiquitination
SLS-5, SLS-7aa 651-655, 681-685Binding to SUMO-1, cooperating with SLS-4
ICP0 binding partners
RNF8T67Degrading RNF8 to regulate DNA damage responsesRNF8[42,43]
Cyclin D3D199Involved in nuclear-to-cytoplasmic translocation of ICP0Cyclin D3[46,133-135]
BMAL1aa 20-241Activating viral transcription via BMAL1/CLOCKBMAL1[48,140]
EF-1δaa 543-768Inhibiting translation in vitro, in vivo functions unclearEF-1δ interaction[96]
USP7K620/K624USP7 degradation, Cell-dependent ICP0 stabilization,USP7 interaction[47,85,88,123]
CoRESTD671/E673Dislodging HDAC from REST/CoREST/HDAC repressorCoREST interaction[49,124]
WDR11N/ARegulating virion assembly and egressWD repeat protein 11[143]