Subgroup-E avian-leukosis-virus-associated disease in chickens.
Subgroup-E avian-leukosis-virus-associated disease in chickens.
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鸡中 E 亚组禽白血病病毒相关疾病。
DOI:
10.1101/sqb.1980.044.01.122
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发表时间:
1980
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通讯作者:
Coffin,JM
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作者:
Robinson,HL;Pearson,MN;DeSimone,DW;Tsichlis,PN;Coffin,JM
MATERIALS AND METHODSViral strains. RAV-1 is an exogenous virus with an env gene that codes for subgroup-A antigens. An isolate of RAV-1 that is routinely used for experiments on nonacute ALV-associated disease was obtained from LB Crittenden (Regional Poultry Research Laboratory, Michigan). We grew this virus on [15B• K (-)]• K28 cells, which are permissive for all known subgroups of ALVs (Robinson et al. 1979). At three passages and five passages after infection, the virus interfered with superinfection by subgroup-A but not subgroup-B,-C,-D,-E,-F, or-G avian sarcoma viruses (ASVs). Thus, the RAV-1 stock contained only subgroup-A env genes.RAV-60s are subgroup-E recombinants of exogenous and endogenous virus information (Hanafusa et al. 1970; Weiss et al. 1973; Hayward and Hanafusa 1975; Shoyab and Baluda 1976; Rettenmeir and Hanafusa 1977). Four independent isolates of RAV-60s (NY201, NY202, NY203, and NY204) were obtained from H. and T. Hanafusa (Rockefeller University, New York). The designations and origins of these viruses are summarized in Table 1. These viruses were end-point-purified two times by the Hanafusas. In our laboratory they were grown in [15B• K (-)] x K28 cells where they interfered with superinfection by subgroup-E, and only subgroup-E, pseudotypes of ASVs.