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The Golgi Calcium ATPase Pump Plays an Essential Role in Adeno-associated Virus Trafficking and Transduction

Victoria J. Madigan, Garrett E. Berry, Tyne O. Tyson, Dasean T. Nardone-White, Jonathan Ark, Zachary C. Elmore, Giridhar Murlidharan, Heather A. Vincent, Aravind Asokan

2020Journal of Virology26 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) have proven to be effective gene transfer vectors. However, our understanding of how the host cell environment influences AAV transduction is still evolving. In the present study, we investigated the role of ATP2C1 , which encodes a membrane calcium transport pump, SPCA1, essential for maintaining cellular calcium homeostasis on AAV transduction. Our results indicate that cellular calcium is essential for efficient intracellular trafficking and conformational changes in the AAV capsid that support efficient genome transcription. Further, we show that pharmacological modulation of cellular calcium levels can potentially be applied to improve the AAV gene transfer efficiency.

Topics & Concepts

BiologyTransduction (biophysics)Cell biologyAdeno-associated virusCalciumSignal transductionCalcium signalingCapsidCalcium pumpGolgi apparatusPlasma membrane Ca2+ ATPaseCalcium ATPaseCalcium in biologyIntracellularATPaseGeneVirusVirologyEndoplasmic reticulumGeneticsBiochemistryEnzymeChemistryVector (molecular biology)Organic chemistryRecombinant DNAVirus-based gene therapy researchViral Infections and Immunology ResearchCRISPR and Genetic Engineering
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