Synthesis of Vaccinia Viral Proteins in Cytoplasmic Extracts: II. Identification of Early and Late Viral Proteins
AUTOR(ES)
Moss, Bernard
RESUMO
The synthesis of vaccinia viral proteins has been studied in a cell-free system prepared from vaccinia virus-infected HeLa cells. The radioactively labeled proteins were identified as viral proteins by immunodiffusion, disc gel electrophoresis, and disc gel-immunoelectrophoresis. The cytoplasmic extracts, obtained from infected cells at different times during viral replication, synthesized the corresponding “early” or “late” viral proteins.
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