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Qualitative and quantitative aspects of 2-5A synthesizing capacity of different marine sponges.

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Qualitative and quantitative aspects of 2-5A synthesizing capacity of different marine sponges.

Auteurs : T Nu Reintamm [Estonie] ; Annika Lopp ; Anne Kuusksalu ; Juhan Subbi ; Merike Kelve

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Abstract

2-5A synthetase is an important component of the mammalian antiviral 2-5A system. At present, the existence of 2-5A synthetase in the lowest animals, the marine sponges, has been demonstrated, although this enzyme has not been found in bacteria, yeast or plants. Here, we studied the 2-5A synthesizing capacity and the product profile of a variety of marine sponges belonging to Demospongia subclasses Tetractinomorpha and Ceractinomorpha. The 2-5A synthetase activity varied largely, in the range of four orders of magnitude, depending on the sponge species. Compared with the enzymes of the mammalian 2-5A synthetase family, the most active sponge species exhibited a surprisingly high 2-5A synthetase specific activity. Unlike the mammalian 2-5A synthetases that produce 2-5A oligomers in the presence of a double-stranded RNA activator, the 2-5A synthetase(s) from sponges were active without the addition of dsRNA. The sponge species differed in their product profiles. A novel product pool formed by Chondrosia reniformis was identified as a series of long 2-5A oligomers (up to 17-mers) with the prevalence of heptamers and octamers. The large variability of qualitative and quantitative characteristics of sponge 2-5A synthetases may refer to the occurrence of a variety of 2-5A synthetase isozymes in sponges.

DOI: 10.1016/s1389-0344(03)00059-5
PubMed: 12919824


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