HIV proteome (Lifecycle)

The HIV-1 lifecycle is a complex multistage process involving interactions between HIV-1 proteins and host macromolecules. The early phase of the lifecycle consists of infection of host cell and integration of viral genome, and the late phase of the lifecycle consists of regulated expression of the viral gene products, and production of viral particles. You can find out information about each of the HIV-1 proteins, by clicking on the protein within the list.

Cite the resource by citing the following paper: Doherty R et al. BioAfrica's HIV-1 Proteomics Resource: Combining protein data with bioinformatics tools. Retrovirology (2005), 9;2(1):18. Resource updated in April 2010 by Tulio de Oliveira (bioafrica.net) and Philippe Le Mercier (ViralZone/SwissProt) as part of a collaborative research program between South Africa and Switzerland.

Please visit other sections of the HIV Proteomics Resources: HIV Proteome, Proteomics Online Tools, HIV-1 Cleavage Sites.
HIV Life Cycle, protein functions
CapsidNucleoCapsidgp120gp41VifReverse TranscriptaseMatrixVprIntegraseTatRevNefVpuProteaseViral AttachmentFusionCapsid ReleaseNuclear import of pre-integration complexesHost DNANuclear export of spliced mRNA to cytoplasmRibosomeTranslationImmature VirusBuddingMature Virus
Entry:

  Env polyprotein
  gp120 Surface
  gp41 Transmembrane
Maturation:

  p10 Protease
Reverse Transcription

  Pol polyprotein
  p51 Reverse Transciptase
  p15 RNase H
  p66 RT+RNase H
  Vif protein (p23)
Transcription:

  Rev protein (p19)
  Tat protein (p16/p14)
Assembly:

  Gag polyprotein
  p17 Matrix
  p24 Capsid
  p2
  p7 Nucleocapsid
  p1
  p6 Vpr binding
  Nef protein (p27/p25)
  Vpu protein (p16)
Integration:

  Vpr protein (p12/p10)
  p31 Integrase


Thanks to ViralZone at the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics for generating this picture to be used at bioafrica.net.
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