influenza virus neuraminidase

E414768

Influenza virus neuraminidase is a surface enzyme on influenza viruses that enables the release and spread of new viral particles from infected cells and is a key target of antiviral drugs.

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Label Occurrences
influenza virus neuraminidase canonical 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf drug target
enzyme
sialidase
viral surface glycoprotein
antigenicSubtype N1
N2
N3
N4
N5
N6
N7
N8
N9
biologicalProcess cleavage of sialic acid from host cell surface receptors
prevention of virion aggregation
viral release from host cell
viral spread in respiratory epithelium
catalyzes hydrolysis of terminal sialic acid residues from glycoproteins and glycolipids
cellularLocation viral envelope
virion surface
encodedBy influenza virus NA gene
evolvesBy antigenic drift
reassortment of NA gene segment
formsComplexWith influenza virus hemagglutinin on virion surface
foundInTaxon influenza A virus
influenza B virus
influenza C virus
hasActiveSiteResidue arginine triad in catalytic site
tyrosine 406 (in N2 numbering)
hasDomain globular head domain
stalk domain
hasMolecularFunction exosialidase activity
glycosidase activity
hasQuaternaryStructure homotetramer
hasStructure six-bladed beta-propeller fold in globular head
isAntigenOf influenza A virus N subtypes
influenza B virus neuraminidase antigen
isComponentOf influenza virus envelope protein coat
isTargetOf laninamivir
neuraminidase inhibitor class antivirals
neutralizing antibodies
oseltamivir
peramivir
zanamivir
postTranslationalModification N-linked glycosylation
roleInDisease contributes to pathogenicity of influenza infection
substrate neuraminic acid residues
sialic acid-containing receptors
usedFor subtyping of influenza A viruses

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oseltamivir hasTarget influenza virus neuraminidase