Replication of herpesvirus DNA. III. Rate of DNA elongation.
AUTOR(ES)
Ben-Porat, T
RESUMO
The rate of pseudorabies virus DNA elongation was measured by three different techniques: density shift experiments, radioautography examined by light microscopy, and radioautography examined by electron microscopy. The rate of the fork movement at 37 degrees C was estimated to be approximately 1 micron/min.
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