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Dengue NS5 Protein<StructureSection load='2j7w' size='500' side='right' caption='NS5 polymerase (PDB entry [[2j7w]])' scene=''>The NS5 protein is a 900-residue peptide, which contains a methyltransferase domain. This protein plays an important role in the Dengue virus replication. The protein not only functions as a methyltransferase, but also as a RNA polymerase. The NS5 protein also contains guanylyltransferase activities, which, along with methyltransferase, help protect the viral genome and create efficient protein translation.
Dengue NS5 Protein<StructureSection load='2j7w' size='500' side='right' caption='NS5 polymerase (PDB entry [[2j7w]])' scene=''>The NS5 protein is a 900-residue peptide, which contains a methyltransferase domain. This protein plays an important role in the Dengue virus replication. The protein not only functions as a methyltransferase, but also as a RNA polymerase. The NS5 protein also contains guanylyltransferase activities, which, along with methyltransferase, help protect the viral genome and create efficient protein translation.
There are four serotypes of the Dengue virus, and the NS5 protein is most prominent in the Dengue-2-serotype, helping it with its pathogenesis.<scene name='56/565763/Active_site_gtp/1'>GTP in active site</scene><scene name='56/565763/Sah/1'>NS5</scene></StructureSection><scene name='56/565763/Sah/3'>SAM</scene><scene name='56/565763/Sah/4'>Active Site</scene>
There are four serotypes of the Dengue virus, and the NS5 protein is most prominent in the Dengue-2-serotype, helping it with its pathogenesis.
Dengue-2 NS5 contains an also has an <scene name='56/565763/Sah/4'>active site</scene> which is considered a "S-adenosyl methionine-dependent methyltransferase fold" structure. The S-adenosyl methionine ligand is methylated in the methyltransferase domain, creating S-adenosyl-l-homocysteine (<scene name='56/565763/Sah/5'>SAH</scene>)as a by-product.
In the NS5 protein, there is another binding site for GTP. This binding of GTP is done in the N-terminal domain on the protein. The <scene name='56/565763/Active_site_gtp/3'>GTP in the binding site</scene> is to be a cap-binding site for the Dengue-2-methyltransferase. Overall the GTP is required for translation, transcription and replication processes.</StructureSection>  


Dengue NS3/NS2B Protein<StructureSection load='2vbc' size='500' side='right' caption='Structure of protease and helicase (PDB entry [[2vbc]])' scene=''>The NS3 protease is a serine protease that can also function as a RNA helicase and RTPase/NTPase. The enzymatic function of this protease is important for the Dengue virus to replicate. This enzyme of the virus is also a potential target for vaccines and antiviral drugs.  
Dengue NS3/NS2B Protein<StructureSection load='2vbc' size='500' side='right' caption='Structure of protease and helicase (PDB entry [[2vbc]])' scene=''>The NS3 protease is a serine protease that can also function as a RNA helicase and RTPase/NTPase. The enzymatic function of this protease is important for the Dengue virus to replicate. This enzyme of the virus is also a potential target for vaccines and antiviral drugs.  

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