Syncrip facilitates porcine parvovirus viral dna replication through the alternative splicing of ns1 mrna to promote ns2 mrna formation


Figure 5 Over‑expression of SYNCRIP leads to the reduction of NS1 mRNA and protein expression. A



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Figure 5 Over‑expression of SYNCRIP leads to the reduction of NS1 mRNA and protein expression. A Western blotting analysis of SYNCRIP 
protein levels in PK-15 cells with SYNCRIP over-expression using anti-His monoclonal antibodies. PK-15 as the cells without transfection, PK
V
as the 
cells transfected with blank vector, PK
SYNCRIP
as the cells transfected with the vector expressing His-SYNCRIP. B Western blotting analysis of SYNCRIP 
protein levels in PK-15 cells with SYNCRIP over-expression using SYNCRIP monoclonal antibodies. C Cell viability of cell lines stably overexpressing 
SYNCRIP. D Western blotting analysis of viral NS1, NS2, VP1 and VP2 proteins expression levels in PK-15 cells with SYNCRIP over-expression. E Western 
blotting analysis of NS1 protein expression levels in PK-15 cells of SYNCRIP over-expression. F Western blotting analysis of NS1 protein levels in 
PK-15 cells co-transfected with different doses of SYNCRIP (0, 1, 2, 4 or 8 μg) for 24 h.G Western blotting analysis of NS1 protein levels in ST cells 
co-transfected with different doses of SYNCRIP (0, 1, 2, 4 or 8 μg) for 24 h. H Q-PCR analysis of NS1 mRNA levels in PK-15 cells co-transfected with 
different doses of SYNCRIP (0, 1, 2, 4 or 8 μg) for 24 h. I Q-PCR analysis of NS1 mRNA levels in ST cells co-transfected with different doses of SYNCRIP 
(0, 1, 2, 4 or 8 μg) for 24 h. The results are shown as the mean ± SD (n = 3). *p < 0.05 versus untreated cells with the vector pCDNA-His-SYNCRIP 
over-expression.


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Chen et al. Vet Res (2021) 52:73 
role in PPV replication via regulation of NS2 protein 
expression.
SYNCRIP affects the NS1 expression by acting 
on the 3
‑terminal sites of NS2 mRNA
To further identify how SYNCRIP regulates NS2 mRNA 
splicing, we constructed different NS1 5′-terminal and 
3′-terminal splicing site mutants in NS1 mRNA (Fig-
ure 
7
A), and detected and compared the levels of NS1 
protein when cells were transfected with the different 
mutant constructs together with pCDNA-His-SYNCRIP 
or without. The results show that the expression of NS1 
did not show a difference among these cells transfected 
with Flag-NS1, Flag-NS1
pNmut
, Flag-NS1
pCmut
or Flag-
NS1
pNpCmut
when these cells lacked SYNCRIP expression 
(Figure 
7
B). However, when cells were expressed with 
SYNCRIP, the expression of NS1 significantly reduced 
in the cells transfected with Flag-NS1 or Flag-NS1
pNmut
compared to the cells transfected with Flag-NS1
pCmut
and 
Flag-NS1
pNpCmut
(Figure 
7
C). With the increase of SYN-
CRIP expression, the expression of Flag-NS1
pCmut
and 
Flag-NS1
pNpCmut
did not gradually decrease in cells, but 
Flag-NS1 and Flag-NS1
pNmut
gradually decreased in cells 
(Figures 
7
D–F and Figure 
5
F). Consistently, we noted 
that NS1 mRNA did not decrease in the cells transfected 
with Flag-NS1
pCmut
or Flag-NS1
pNpCmut
with the increase 
of SYNCRIP, but decreased in the cells transfected with 
Flag-NS1
pNmut
when SYNCRIP expression gradually 
increased (Figures 
7
D–F), suggesting that SYNCRIP tar-
geted the 3′-terminal site of NS1 mRNA to regulate the 
production of NS2 mRNA. To further detect the effects 
of the 3′-terminal mutation site of NS1 mRNA on PPV 
replication, we constructed a 3′-terminal site mutant of 
NS1 infectious clone (Y-PPV
pCmut
) using PPV infectious 
clone Y-PPV by site-directed mutagenesis. The results 
show that the replication rate of Y-PPV
pCmut
mutants 
significantly decreased compared to parental PPV (Fig-
ures 
7
G, H).

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