Patent Application: US-43269395-A

Abstract:
the invention relates to methods for assaying exogenous protease activity in a host cell transformed with nucleotide sequences encoding that protease and a specialized substrate . it also relates to methods for assaying endogenous protease activity in a host cell transformed with nucleotide sequences a specialized substrate . when these nucleotide sequences are expressed , the exogenous or endogenous protease cleaves the substrate and releases a polypeptide that is secreted out of the cell , where it can be easily quantitated using standard assays . the methods and transformed host cells of this invention are particularly useful for identifying inhibitors of the exogenous and endogenous proteases . if the protease is a protease from an infectious agent , inhibitors identified by these methods are potential pharmaceutical agents for the treatment or prevention of infection by that agent .

Description:
the present invention provides a method for assaying exogenous protease activity in a host cell comprising the steps of : ( a ) incubating a host cell transformed with a first nucleotide sequence encoding an exogenous protease and a second nucleotide sequence encoding an artificial polypeptide substrate under conditions which cause said exogenous protease and said artificial substrate to be expressed ; ( ii ) a polypeptide that is secreted out of said cell following cleavage by said exogenous protease ; ( b ) separating said host cell from its growth media under non - lytic conditions ; and ( c ) assaying said growth media for the presence of said secreted polypeptide . as used herein , the term &# 34 ; exogenous protease &# 34 ; means a protease not normally expressed by the host cell used in the assay . that term includes full - length proteases that are identical to those found in nature , as well as catalytically active fragments thereof . the choice of exogenous protease to be assayed is solely dependent upon the decision of the user . the only requirements are that : ( 1 ) the specificity of the enzyme in terms of what amino acid residues or sequences it cleaves at be known ; ( 2 ) the primary structure of at least the catalytically active portion of the enzyme be known ; and ( 3 ) a nucleotide sequence encoding at least an enzymatically active portion of the protease exists or can be made and can be expressed in a heterologous host cell . according to a preferred embodiment , the exogenous protease is a protease encoded by a pathogenic agent . more preferred is a protease encoded by a pathogenic virus . most preferably , the exogenous protease is the ns3 protease of hepatitis c virus (&# 34 ; hcv &# 34 ;). hcv ns3 protease is a 70 kilodalton protein that is involved in the maturation of viral polypeptides following infection . it is a serine protease which has a cys - x or thr - x substrate specificity . it has also been shown that the protease activity of ns3 resides exclusively in the n - terminal 180 amino acids of the enzyme . therefore , nucleotide sequences encoding anywhere from the first 180 amino acids of ns3 up to the full length enzyme may be utilized in the methods of this invention . active fragments of other known proteases may also be used as an alternative to the full - length protease . according to an alternative embodiment , the invention provides a method for assaying endogenous protease activity in a host cell comprising the steps of : a ) incubating a host cell transformed with a nucleotide sequence encoding an artificial polypeptide substrate under conditions which cause said artificial substrate to be expressed ; ii ) a polypeptide that is secreted out of said cell following cleavage by said endogenous protease ; b ) separating said host cell from its growth media under non - lytic conditions ; and c ) assaying said growth media for the presence of said secreted polypeptide . the term &# 34 ; endogenous protease &# 34 ;, as used throughout this application , refers to a proteases that is normally expressed by the host cell . it includes both wild type proteases , as well as naturally occurring mutant proteases with increased or decreased activity . according to the invention , the artificial polypeptide substrate used in the methods must comprise a cleavage site for the protease to be assayed ; and must be secreted out of the cell following cleavage by that protease . preferably , the dna encoding the artificial substrate is derived from a gene or cdna encoding a naturally occurring polypeptide that is normally cleaved and then secreted out of a cell , but not necessarily cleaved by the cell utilized in the assay . the dna encoding that polypeptide is then modified by inserting , in frame with the polypeptide coding sequence , nucleotides encoding a cleavage site that is recognized by the exogenous protease to be tested . if the cell utilized in the assay is capable of cleaving the substrate at its native cleavage site , then the nucleotides encoding the polypeptide &# 39 ; s native cleavage site must be altered so as to render it uncleavable by endogenous proteases . the protease cleavage site in the artificial substrate is preferably inserted within 60 amino acids on either side of the native cleavage site . preferably , the artificial cleavage site is inserted n - terminal to the native cleavage site . alternatively , the protease cleavage site can be created by mutating the native polypeptide sequence . such mutation is preferably performed on a sequence within 60 amino acids , more preferably n - terminal to the native cleavage site and within 8 - 10 amino acids of the native cleavage site ; or is a mutation of the native cleavage site itself . alteration of the native cleavage site to render it uncleavable by the host cell may be achieved , if necessary , by insertion , deletion or mutation of nucleotides at that site . insertion of the protease cleavage site into the substrate and alteration of its native cleavage site may be accomplished by any combination of a number of recombinant dna techniques well known in the art , such as site directed mutagenesis or standard restriction digest / ligation cloning techniques . alternatively , the dna encoding all or part of the artificial substrate may be produced synthetically using a commercially available automated oligonucleotide synthesizer . regardless of the techniques used to insert the protease cleavage site into the substrate polypeptide or alter its native cleavage site , it is crucial that the reading frame of the substrate polypeptide remain intact , without the insertion of stop codons . the choice of secretable polypeptide from which the artificial substrate is derived may be selected from any pre - polypeptide that can be cleaved by and the resulting mature polypeptide secreted out of the host cell used for the assay , but is not normally present in that cell . for use in eukaryotic cells there are two main categories of pre - polypeptide from which the choice can be made . the first and preferred category comprises pre - polypeptides that are expressed and cleaved in the cytoplasmic compartment . among these proteins are interleukin - 1β ( il - 1β ), interleukin - la ( il - 1α ), basic fibroblast growth factor ( bfgf ) and endothelial - monocyte activating polypeptide ii ( emap - ii ). the advantage of using cytoplasmic pre - polypeptides is that there is a much greater likelihood that the protease and the artificial substrate will share the same subcellular compartment . this is because most proteases of interest are also cytoplasmic proteins and thus will have access to the artificial substrate . the second category of pre - polypeptides that may be used to create artificial substrates used in the methods of this invention are those that are expressed on the cell surface through the organellar secretory pathway and are retained on the cell surface . such substrates are useful to assay endogenous and exogenous cell membrane proteases , as well as exogenous proteases that are similarly engineered to be cell membrane proteins . the technique of creating a cell membrane protease or substrate involves cloning a leader peptide ( i . e ., signal sequence ) onto the n - terminus of the substrate or protease and a hydrophobic , membrane anchor sequence ( either a transmembrane domain or a glycosylphophatidylinositol anchor sequence ) onto the c - terminus . the resulting substrate is a cell membrane protein with an extracellularly located cleavage site . when cleaved by a cell membrane protease on the same or a neighboring cell , the secreted polypeptide portion of the substrate is released into the media . examples of sequences that may be used for anchoring these proteins in the membrane are the transmembrane domains of tnfa precursor nedopsasov et al ., cold spring harb . symp . quant . biol ., 51 , pp . 611 - 24 ( 1986 )!, sp - c precursor keller et al ., biochem j ., 277 , pp . 493 - 99 ( 1991 )!, or alkaline phosphatase berger et al ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa , 86 , pp . 1457 - 60 ( 1989 )!. techniques for cloning a signal sequence onto a cytoplasmic protein have been well documented see , for example , kizer and trosha , bbrc , 174 , pp . 586 - 92 ( 1991 ); jost et al ., j . biol . chem ., 269 , pp . 26267 - 72 ( 1994 ) ( expression and secretion of functional single chain fv molecules using immunoglobulin light chain leader sequence ); and sasada et al ., cell structure function , 13 , pp . 129 - 41 ( 1988 )( secretion of human egf and ige in mammalian cells using an il - 2 leader sequence )!, as have techniques for cloning a transmembrane anchor sequences onto cytoplasmic proteins berger et al ., supra ; oda et al ., biochem j ., 301 , pp . 577 - 83 ( 1984 )!. by combining these two techniques , the protease or substrate of interest can be converted from a cytoplasmic protein into a cell surface membrane protein . in order to insure that the substrate and protease will have access to one another and according to an alternate embodiment of the invention , the artificial substrate and an exogenous protease to be assayed may be encoded as part of a single polyprotein . that polyprotein may be a cytoplasmic or a membrane protein , as long as the substrate and protease domains reside in the same cellular compartment . the choice of host cell to use in this method is virtually unlimited . any cell that can grow in culture , be transformed or transfected with heterologous nucleotide sequences and can express those sequence may be employed in this method . these include bacteria , such as e . coli , bacillus , yeast and other fungi , plant cells , insect cells , mammalian cells . in addition , expression of either of those sequences in higher eukaryotic host cells may be transient or stable . preferably , the host cell is a higher eukaryotic cell that is incapable of cleaving the substrate at its native cleavage site . preferably , the host cell is a mammalian cell . most preferably , the host cell is a cos cell . it will be apparent that the specific choice of cell is governed by the particular protease to be assayed and by the particular artificial substrate used . in embodiments that assay an exogenous protease , one obvious limitation is that the endogenous cellular enzymes of the chosen host must be unable to cleave the artificial substrate to any significant extent . the endogenous rate of artificial substrate cleavage may be determined by transforming the selected host cell with only the nucleotide sequence coding for the artificial substrate and then growing that host under conditions which cause expression of that nucleotide sequence and which would cause expression of the exogenous protease - encoding nucleotide sequence if that sequence were present . the growth media of the cell is then assayed for the presence of the secreted polypeptide portion of the substrate . in assays that measure exogenous protease activity , control cells ( no exogenous protease expressed ) should secrete less than 10 % of the total amount of expressed substrate ( due to endogenous cleavage and , in assays that do not distinguish between cleaved and uncleaved substrates , leeching of uncleaved substrate out of the cell ) in order to be useful in the methods of this invention . when an endogenous protease is assayed , a controls for non - specific substrate cleavage is a cell transformed with a substrate that contain a mutation at the cleavage site . this mutation renders the substrate uncleavable by the specific endogenous protease being assayed , but still susceptible to non - specific cleavage . as with assays for exogenous proteases , control cells should secrete less than 10 % of the total amount of expressed substrate . in order to quantitate the protease activity , the amount of secreted substrate polypeptide is measured . quantitation may be achieved by subjecting the growth media to any of the various standard assay procedures that are well known in the art . these include , but are not limited to , immunoblotting , elisa , immunoprecipitation , ria , other calorimetric assays , enzymatic assay or bioassay . quantitation techniques that employ antibodies , preferably utilize antibodies that have low cross - reactivity with the uncleaved substrate . preferably cross - reactivity is less than 20 % and more preferably less than 5 %. according to another embodiment , the present invention provides a method of screening for protease inhibitors . in this method , the above - described assay is carried out in the presence and absence of potential inhibitors of the protease . when the assays of this invention are performed using cells which transiently express the substrate and protease , the inhibitor is preferably added immediately after transfection with the protease and substrate - encoding dna sequences . when stable transformants are used , the potential inhibitor is added at the beginning of the assay . the efficacy of the potential inhibitor ( and its ability to cross the cell membrane ) is determined by comparing the amount of secreted substrate polypeptide present in the media of cells assayed in its presence versus its absence . compounds which cause at least a 90 % reduction in the amount of secreted substrate polypeptide are potentially useful protease inhibitors . in order that the invention described herein may be more fully understood , the following examples are set forth . it should be understood that these examples are for illustrative purposes only and are not to be construed as limiting this invention in any manner . we cloned the nucleotide sequence coding for the entire , intact hcv ns3 protease , an ns3 - 4a polyprotein or a truncated ns3 consisting of amino acids 1 to 180 into the mammalian expression plasmid pcdl - srα y . takebe et al ., mol . cell . biol ., 8 , pp . 466 - 72 ( 1988 )!. that plasmid contains an sv40 origin of replication and an htlv ltr enhancer / promoter sequence which ultimately drives the high level expression of the ns3 coding sequences ( fig1 ). the respective ns - 3 coding fragments ( full length ns3 , ns3 - 4a polyprotein or truncated ns3 ( amino acids 1 - 181 ) were obtained by pcr of the corresponding portions of a full length hcv h strain cdna ( seq id no : 1 ). for each of the three coding fragments the following 5 &# 39 ; primer was used ( seq id no : 2 ): 5 &# 39 ; ggactagtctgcagtctagagctccatggcgcccatcacggcgtacg3 &# 39 ;. the fragment - specific 3 &# 39 ; primers used were : 3 &# 39 ; gaagatctgaattctagattttaggatctcatggttgtctctagg5 &# 39 ;. these primers produced pcr - amplified fragments containing multiple restriction sites at either end for ease of cloning . in order to ligate the fragments to the vector , the vector was first cleaved with psti and ecori to remove a small fragment . the cut vector was then purified and ligated to the respective psti / ecori cut ns3 protease - encoding fragment . a derivative of plasmid pkv containing the pre - il - 1β coding sequence has been described by p . k . wilson et al ., nature , 370 , pp . 253 - 70 ( 1994 ). that plasmid contains the sv40 origin of replication and the early promoter . the pre - il - 1β sequence was cloned between the spei and bgiii sites shown in fig2 . we inserted a double stranded synthetic dna fragment ( seq id no : 6 ) which encoded 20 amino acids : seq id no : 7 : gadtedvvccsmsytwtgvh and contained linkers at both ends that included an apal1 restriction site . the dna was cloned into the apal1 site in pre - il - 1β ( between the codons for amino acids his 115 and asp 116 ), immediately upstream of the native cleavage site ( located between asp 116 and ala 117 ). the first 18 amino acids of the insert correspond to the hcv peptide 5a / 5b cleavage site . the last two amino acids are encoded by the linker . the inserted dna maintained the reading frame of the native pre - il - 1β protein . the resulting substrate is referred to throughout the application as &# 34 ; pre - il - 1βb *&# 34 ;. ns3 cleaves the inserted peptide in between the cysteine and serine residues . because the cos cells we utilized in this assay were incapable of cleaving pre - il - 1β ( data not shown ), we did not have to knock out the native pre - il - 1β cleavage site . in another construct , we performed site directed mutagenesis to alter the native pre - il - 1β cleavage site of asp 116 - ala 117 - pro 118 to cys - ser - met , a conserved recognition sequence for ns3 . this construct is referred to throughout the application as &# 34 ; pre - il - 1βb ( csm )&# 34 ;. in order to create a single fusion polypeptide that encoded both the exogenous protease and the polypeptide substrate , we utilized the fact that ns3 can autoprocess ( cleave ) an ns3 - 4a - 4b polyprotein at both the ns3 - 4a and 4a - 4b junctions . we isolated a dna fragment that encoded ns3 - 4a and the first 60 amino acids of 4b through pcr using the hcv strain h cdna referred to above ( seq id no : 1 ) and the following primers : seq id no : 8 : 5 &# 39 ; ggactagtctgcagtctagagctccatggcgcccatcacggcgtacg3 &# 39 ; and seq id no : 9 : 3 &# 39 ; ggacgcggtctgcaggaggccgagggc5 &# 39 ;. the pcr products were digested with psti and xbai prior to cloning . the mature il - 1b portion of the construct ( amino acids 117 - 269 of seq id no : 11 ) was created by pcr cloning of full length pre - il - 1β cdna ( seq id no : 10 ) using the following primers : seq id no : 12 : 5 &# 39 ; ctcggcctcctgcaggcacctgtacgatcactgaac3 &# 39 ;; and seq id no : 13 : 3 &# 39 ; gggaattctagattttaggaagacacaaattg5 &# 39 ;. these pcr products were digested with psti and ecori prior to cloning . the ns3 - 4a - δ4b and il - 1β fragments were then ligated together with xbai / ecori digested pcdl - srα to obtain the desired construct . as a control we created a mutant ns3 protease fusion protein construct . this construct was identical to the one described above , except that the ns3 portion was created by pcr using the same primers and the cdna of the ns3 active site mutant s1165a a . grakoui et al ., j . virol ., 67 , pp . 2832 - 43 ( 1993 )!. the ns3 active site mutant contains a serine - to - alanine mutation in its active site , rendering the enzyme inactive . the expression plasmid constructs described in example 1 were transfected into cos - 7 cells using the deae - dextran transfection protocol gu et al ., neuron , 5 , pp . 147 - 57 ( 1990 )!. cos cells in 6 - well clusters or 100 mm dishes at 50 % confluency were transfected with 4 - 10 μg of the desired plasmid in a deae - dextran solution . following transfection , the cells were incubated an additional 48 hours before assaying . the processing of pre - il - 1β or ns3 - 4a - δ4b - il - 1β fusion protein and subsequent secretion of mature il - 1β into the media was measured by elisa of il - 1β using an antibody that was specific for mature il - 1β ( approx . 3 % cross - reactivity with pre - il - 1β ). we analyzed expression by harvesting the cos cells in ice - cold phosphate buffered saline , lysing the cells in a 0 . 1 % triton x - 100 buffer and centrifuging the lysate to remove cell debris . the lysates were then analyzed by sds - page and immunoblotting using an il - 1β antibody ( genzyme ) and an ns3 antibody . alternatively , expression , processing and secretion was analyzed by labelling the cells for 24 hours in the presence of 35 s !- methionine , incubating the cells for an additional 24 hours after the label was removed and then utilizing immunoprecipitation and sds - page to analyze the polypeptides . ns3 - specific processing of an ns3 - 4a - δ4b - il - 1β fusion protein and secretion of δ4b - il - 1β into the media transfectants expressing the ns3 - 4a - δ4b - il - 1β fusion protein autoprocessed that protein at both the ns3 - 4a and 4a - 4b junctions . the cell lysates of these transfectants were subjected to western blotting utilizing an anti - ns3 antibody . fig3 panel a , wt - 1 and wt - 2 lanes , shows that this experiment produced a doublet band in the 70 kd area , present only as a single band in the untransformed control cells ( panel a , no dna lane ). the second band of the doublet in the wt - 1 and wt - 2 lanes corresponds to the size of mature ns3 . a transfectant that expressed an inactive mutant ns3 - containing ns3 - 4a - a4b - il - 1β fusion protein demonstrated no 70 kda doublet and therefore was not autoprocessed ( ns3 mutant lane ). a transfectant that co - expressed the same mutant fusion protein together with a truncated , but active ns3 -- ns3 ( 1 - 180 )-- was also analyzed . surprisingly , the mutant fusion protein did not appear to be cleaved by ns3 ( 1 - 180 ), as indicated by the lack of a doublet in the 70 kda region ( ns3 mutant + ns3 ( 1 - 180 ) lane ). however , a 20 kda band representing the truncated ns3 was detected in that lysate , as indicated by the ns3 ( 1 - 180 ) arrow . a similar experiment performed on cell lysates utilizing an mature il - 1β - specific antibody demonstrated the presence of a band corresponding in size to the δ4b - il - 1β portion of the fusion protein in both the ns3 - 4a - δ4b - il - 1β transfectants ( fig3 panel b , wt - 1 and wt - 2 lanes ) and , to a lesser degree in the ns3 mutant fusion protein / ns3 ( 1 - 180 ) cotransfectant . virtually no il - 1β was detected in the ns3 mutant fusion protein expressing transfectant ( il - 1β arrow ). these experiments confirm that the cleavage observed in the wild type ns3 - 4a - δ4b - il - 1β transfectants was dependent upon ns3 protease activity . thus , we had proof that cleavage of this fusion protein was essentially ns3 - dependent and not caused by some endogenous protease . secretion of the cleaved substrate was determined by assaying culture media with a commercially available mature il - 1β - specific elisa assay ( r & amp ; d systems , minneapolis , minn .). for the wild - type ns3 - containing construct we detected a concentration of 2 . 5 μg / ml of il - 1β in the medium . we detected less than 0 . 25 μg / ml of il - 1β in the media of cells transfected with the mutant ns3 - containing construct . immunoprecipitation experiment utilizing the same anti - il - 1β antibody demonstrated the presence of a4b - il - 1β in the media of cells containing the wild type ns3 - containing construct , but none from the mutant ns3 - containing construct ( fig4 ), thus confirming these results . ns3 - specific processing of mutated pre - il - 1β containing an artificial cleavage site and secretion of il - 1β into the media we confirmed that ns3 protease can cleave artificial substrates other than an hcv polypeptide by cotransfecting cos cells with the ns3 - 4a and either of the pre - il - 1β - containing artificial substrate expression constructs described in example 1c . co - expression of the ns3 - 4a and pre - il - 1β * substrate sequences resulted in rapid cleavage of the substrate and concomitant secretion of a 19 kd il - 1β into the media . secretion was quantitated using an elisa specific for the processed form of il - 1β . an immunoblot of cell lysates from these transformants demonstrated the presence of both cleaved and uncleaved substrate ( fig5 ns3 - 4a + il - 1β * lane ). the same experiment was performed using cells that were metabolically labelled with 35 s !- methionine , followed by immunoprecipitation of the media with the processed il - 1β - specific antibody . the results of the immunoprecipitation experiment are shown in fig6 ns3 - 4a + pre - il - 1β * lanes . when we coexpressed ns3 - 4a and the pre - il - 1β ( csm ) sequences , we also observed cleavage of the substrate at the predicted cys 116 - ser 117 site . both cleaved and uncleaved forms were observed in cell lysates using immunoblotting specific for il - 1β ( fig5 ns3 - 4a + il - 1β ( csm ) lane ). immunoprecipitation of the media from 35 s !- methionine labelled cells also demonstrated the presence il - 1β - containing cleavage product , but less than that observed for the 5a - 5b - containing pre - il - 1β substrate ( fig6 ns3 - 4a + pre - il - 1β ( csm ) lane ). we tested the potential of compounds vh - 15924 and vh - 16075 as hcv ns3 protease inhibitors in our assays . transfectants expressing the ns3 - 4a - δ4b - il - 1β were grown in the presence of varying amounts vh - 15924 . even at concentrations as high as 100 μm , we detected the presence of the cleavage product , δ4b - il - 1β , in the media . this indicated that vh - 15924 was not an effective inhibitor of ns3 protease . we also assayed the inhibition of cleavage and secretion of pre - il - 1β * substrate by both vh - 15924 and vh - 16075 . vh - 16075 inhibited cleavage and secretion with an ic 50 of 4 μm . as in the previous experiment , vh - 15924 did not completely inhibit cleavage / secretion even at concentrations of 100 μm ( fig7 ). while i have hereinbefore presented a number of embodiments of this invention , it is apparent that my basic construction can be altered to provide other embodiments which utilize the methods of this invention . therefore , it will be appreciated that the scope of this invention is to be defined by the claims appended hereto rather than the specific embodiments which have been presented hereinbefore by way of example . __________________________________________________________________________sequence listing ( 1 ) general information :( iii ) number of sequences : 13 ( 2 ) information for seq id no : 1 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 9401 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : double ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : cdna ( iii ) hypothetical : no ( iv ) anti - sense : no ( ix ) feature :( a ) name / key : mat . sub .-- peptide ( b ) location : 3420 .. 5312 ( d ) other information : / product =&# 34 ; ns3 protease &# 34 ;( ix ) feature :( a ) name / key : mat . sub .-- peptide ( b ) location : 5313 .. 5474 ( d ) other information : / product =&# 34 ; ns4a &# 34 ;( ix ) feature :( a ) name / key : mat . sub .-- peptide ( b ) location : 5475 .. 5552 ( d ) other information : / product =&# 34 ; truncated ns4b &# 34 ;( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 1 : 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( 2 ) information for seq id no : 2 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 47 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : single ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : other nucleic acid ( a ) description : / desc = &# 34 ; oligonucleotide primer &# 34 ;( iii ) hypothetical : no ( iv ) anti - sense : no ( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 2 : ggactagtctgcagtctagagctccatggcgcccatcacggcgtacg47 ( 2 ) information for seq id no : 3 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 44 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : single ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : other nucleic acid ( a ) description : / desc = &# 34 ; oligonucleotide primer &# 34 ;( iii ) hypothetical : no ( iv ) anti - sense : no ( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 3 : cggctgcacctccagcagtgcattttagatcttaagtctagaag44 ( 2 ) information for seq id no : 4 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 44 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : single ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : other nucleic acid ( a ) description : / desc = &# 34 ; oligonucleotide primer &# 34 ;( iii ) hypothetical : no ( iv ) anti - sense : no ( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 4 : aagctactctaccttctcacgattttagatcttaagtctagaag44 ( 2 ) information for seq id no : 5 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 45 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : single ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : other nucleic acid ( a ) description : / desc = &# 34 ; oligonucleotide primer &# 34 ;( iii ) hypothetical : no ( iv ) anti - sense : no ( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 5 : ggatctctgttggtactctaggattttagatcttaagtctagaag45 ( 2 ) information for seq id no : 6 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 64 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : both ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : other nucleic acid ( a ) description : / desc = &# 34 ; oligonucleotide 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( 2 ) information for seq id no : 11 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 269 amino acids ( b ) type : amino acid ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : protein ( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 11 : 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characteristics :( a ) length : 36 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : single ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : other nucleic acid ( a ) description : / desc = &# 34 ; oligonucleotide primer &# 34 ;( iii ) hypothetical : no ( iv ) anti - sense : no ( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 12 : ctcggcctcctgcaggcacctgtacgatcactgaac36 ( 2 ) information for seq id no : 13 :( i ) sequence characteristics :( a ) length : 32 base pairs ( b ) type : nucleic acid ( c ) strandedness : single ( d ) topology : linear ( ii ) molecule type : other nucleic acid ( a ) description : / desc = &# 34 ; oligonucleotide primer &# 34 ;( iii ) hypothetical : no ( iv ) anti - sense : no ( xi ) sequence description : seq id no : 13 : gttaaacacagaaggattttagatcttaaggg32__________________________________________________________________________