[Characteristics of the type C virus produced by Rous sarcoma virus-transformed hamster cells].
Cherepantseva Ea, Tarasishin La, Zakharova Lg, Piker Eg, V Ia Shevliagin
Abstract
Cherepantseva Ea, Tarasishin La, Zakharova Lg, Piker Eg, V Ia Shevliagin
Abstract
Production of hamster type C virus in Rous sarcoma virus-transformed hamster cells is described. This virus preparation was shown to contain the antigen of the major inner protein of avian type C viruses (p27). The population of virions produced by such cells consists of either of virions of two types (99%--99.9% virions type C of hamster and 0.1%--1% virions the core capsule of which is formed from Rous sarcoma virus p 27) or of virions phenotypically mixed with regard to the major inner protein. The latter possibility seems less likely.
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Production of hamster type C virus in Rous sarcoma virus-transformed hamster cells is described. This virus preparation was shown to contain the antigen of the major inner protein of avian type C viruses (p27). The population of virions produced by such cells consists of either of virions of two types (99%--99.9% virions type C of hamster and 0.1%--1% virions the core capsule of which is formed from Rous sarcoma virus p 27) or of virions phenotypically mixed with regard to the major inner protein. The latter possibility seems less likely.
Key concepts: Rous sarcoma virus, Hamster, Virology, Virus, Population, Biology, Viral transformation, Antigen