Baculovirus: Molecular Insights on Their Diversity and Conservation

Table 2

Core genes.

	ACN	LDN	CPG	NSN	CNN
Replication
lef-1 [74]	14	123	74	68	45
lef-2 [74]	6	137	41	57	25
DNA pol [75–78]	65	83	111	28	91
Helicase [79–90]	95	97	90	61	89
Transcription
lef-4 [91–95]	90	93	95	62	96
lef-8 [91, 96]	50	51	131	81	26
lef-9 [95, 97]	62	64	117	40	59
p47 [91, 98]	40	48	68	49	73
lef-5 [98–101]	99	100	87	58	88
Packaging, assembly, and release
p6.9 [102–104]	100	101	86	36	23
vp39 [105–108]	89	92	96	89	24
vlf-1 [100, 109–113]	77	86	106	45	18
alk-exo [114–116]	133	157	125	31	53
vp1054 [117]	54	57	138	85	8
vp91/p95 [118]	83	91	101	84	35
gp41 [119, 120]	80	88	104	47	33
38 k [121, 122]	98	99	88	59	87
p33 [123–125]	92	94	93	24	14
odv-ec43 [126–128]	109	107	55	70	69
p49 [129]	142	20	15	63	30
odv-nc42 [130]	68	80	114	41	58
odv-e18 [131]	143	19	14	65	31
desmoplakin [132]	66	82	112	29	92
Cell cycle arrest and/or interaction with host proteins
odv-e27 [133, 134]	144	18	97	66	32
ac81 [135]	81	89	103	48	106
Oral infectivity
pif-0/p74 [136–141]	138	27	60	50	74
pif-1 [142–144]	119	155	75	79	29
pif-2 [136, 142]	22	119	48	55	38
pif-3 [142]	115	143	35	69	46
pif-4/19k/odv-e28 [145]	96	98	89	60	90
pif-5/odv-e56 [146, 147]	148	14	18	38	102

The virus names are indicated in three letter code according to established in Table 1.
Numbers in columns indicates the corresponding ORFs of each genome.