PROPERTIES OF INCOMPLETE SENDAI VIRIONS AND SUBGENOMIC VIRAL RNAS
PROPERTIES OF INCOMPLETE SENDAI VIRIONS AND SUBGENOMIC VIRAL RNAS
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DOI:
10.1016/0042-6822(70)90335-1
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发表时间:
1970-01-01
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
DARLINGTON, RW
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作者:
KINGSBURY, DW;PORTNER, A;DARLINGTON, RW
A strain of Sendai virus encapsidated 19 S and 25 S RNAs in addition to 50 S RNA genomes. The 19 S and 25 S RNAs hybridized with Sendai virus-specific RNAs from infected cells, but not with 50 S viral RNA, indicating that they contained nucleotide sequences similar to 50 S viral genomes. Sendai virions were separated by rate zonal centrifugation into groups sedimenting at about 400 S, 1000 S, and greater than 1000 S. Virions sedimenting at 1000 S or greater were infectious and contained 19 S, 25 S, and 50 S RNAs. The 400 S virions contained only 19 S and 25 S RNAs; they were not infectious, and they interfered with replication of infectious virions. Passage of Sendai virus at low multiplicity gave progeny lacking 400 S virions and 19 S and 25 S RNAs. The evidence indicates that noninfectious virions containing incomplete genomes occur in Sendai virus replication.