KINETICS AND LOCATION OF POLIOVIRUS MACROMOLECULAR-SYNTHESIS IN CORRELATION TO VIRUS-INDUCED CYTOPATHOLOGY
KINETICS AND LOCATION OF POLIOVIRUS MACROMOLECULAR-SYNTHESIS IN CORRELATION TO VIRUS-INDUCED CYTOPATHOLOGY
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DOI:
10.1016/0042-6822(80)90530-9
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
BOSSART, W
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作者:
BIENZ, K;EGGER, D;BOSSART, W
Viral protein synthesis is maximum before virus-induced host cell alterations can be detected. With poliovirus type I (Mahoney) in HEp-2 [human epidermoid carcinoma] cells this occurs at approximately 2.5 h p.i. [post-infection]. At 30-60 min later maximal viral RNA synthesis occurs which takes place exclusively in discrete areas of newly formed vacuoles. Subsequently, while still synthesizing viral RNA, the individual vacuolated centers coalesce to form an increasing mass of vacuoles so that the typical aspect of picornavirus-induced c.p.e. [cytopathic effect] emerges. Viral RNA synthesis, but not protein synthesis, is structurally tightly connected with the onset and increase of cytopathology.