UV-induced reversion of a temperature-sensitive late mutant of simian virus 40 to a wild-type phenotype.
AUTOR(ES)
Cleaver, J E
RESUMO
Irradiation of a simian virus 40 temperature-sensitive late mutant before infection of CV1 cells produces viruses that are phenotypically wild-type revertants. This probably occurs through suppression rather than true reversion because the revertants are produced at relatively high frequency and still have some properties of the original temperature-sensitive virus.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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