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The virion incorporation of 7SL, the RNA component of the host signal recognition particle (SRP), has been shown for several simple retroviruses. Data here demonstrate that 7SL is also packaged by HIV-1, in sevenfold molar excess of genomic RNA. Viral determinants of HIV-1 genome and primer tRNA packaging were not required for 7SL incorporation, as virus-like particles with only minimal assembly components efficiently packaged 7SL. The majority of 7SL within cells resides in ribonucleoprotein complexes bound by SRP proteins, and most SRP protein exists in signal recognition particles. However, Western blot comparison of virion and cell samples revealed that there is at least 25-fold less SRP p54 protein per 7SL RNA in HIV-1 particles than in cells. Comparing 7SL:actin mRNA ratios in virions and cells revealed that 7SL RNA appears selectively enriched in virions.

7SL RNA, but not the 54-kd signal recognition particle protein, is an abundant component of both infectious HIV-1 and minimal virus-like particles