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Chromatographic Separation and Antigenic Analysis of Proteins of the Oncornaviruses. II. Mammalian Leukemia-sarcoma Viruses

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Journal J Virol
Date 1972 Feb 1
PMID 4335524
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Proteins of leukemia and sarcoma viruses from the chicken, mouse, hamster, and cat were analyzed by gel filtration in guanidine hydrochloride. The mammalian viruses were found to contain six major proteins, whereas the avian viruses contained seven proteins. Proteins of viruses from different mammalian species had the same molecular weights which also closely resembled the molecular weights of the six equivalent avian viral proteins. These results defined a basic similarity in protein composition for the C-type viruses of avian and mammalian origin. The two glyco-proteins of murine leukemia virus were identified immunologically as constituents of the viral membrane. Antisera prepared against other proteins distinguished individual internal viral antigens in immunodiffusion tests and also reacted in immunofluorescence with cytoplasmic components of infected cells. Antisera which reacted with the major internal viral proteins did not contain antibodies inhibitory to the viral reverse transcriptase.

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