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We studied the effect of HCMV (AD-169) on the regulation of PAR1 reporter activity in HUVEC. In HUVEC, HCMV significantly induced activation of PAR1 reporter constructs carrying AP-2-like and two complexes of AP-2/Sp1-binding elements. Shorter constructs with no AP-2-like binding elements had lower activity upon virus inoculation. Moreover, activity of the shortest construct without binding elements was not significantly increased in virus-exposed cells. Furthermore, in HCMV-exposed cells, activity of the PAR1 reporter was significantly augmented upon p52/RelB transfection. Taken together, the data indicate that activity of the PAR1 promoter is highly dependent on AP-2/Sp1 bind­ing elements and mediated by p52/RelB regulatory factors. Key words: HCMV, PAR1 gene reporter, HUVEC

In HCMV-exposed HUVEC, P52/RelB regulatory factors mediate activation of the human PAR1 gene promoter