THE AUTONOMOUS PARVOVIRUS MVM ENCODES 2 NON-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS IN ADDITION TO ITS CAPSID POLYPEPTIDES
THE AUTONOMOUS PARVOVIRUS MVM ENCODES 2 NON-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS IN ADDITION TO ITS CAPSID POLYPEPTIDES
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DOI:
10.1016/0042-6822(83)90172-1
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
TATTERSALL, P
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作者:
COTMORE, SF;STURZENBECKER, LJ;TATTERSALL, P
In vitro translation of mRNA from mouse L cells infected with the autonomous parvovirus MVM yields 4 major virally coded proteins. Two of these proteins are indistinguishable both antigenically and by peptide map analysis from the viral capsid polypeptides VP-1 and VP-2. The other 2 proteins, designated NS-1 and NS-2, are not related to the capsid polypeptides but are recognized by sera from animals infected with different autonomous parvovirus serotypes. The NS-1 protein made in vitro comigrates with VP-1 (MW .apprx. 83,000), while the NS-2 polypeptide has an apparent MW of 24,000. The transcript for the NS-1 polypeptide was mapped to a block of open reading frame located in the major intron of the left-hand transcription unit in the MVM genome.