mRNA activity of a Sindbis virus defective-interfering RNA.
AUTOR(ES)
Migliaccio, G
RESUMO
We obtained Sindbis defective-interfering particles by nine and undiluted passages of standard virus on chicken embryo fibroblasts. These particles contain a deleted 20S RNA molecule which has mRNA activity, as shown by translation in cell-free systems in vitro. In infected cells, this mRNA activity appeared to be totally inhibited except at very late times postinfection.
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