Selective Inhibition of Newcastle Disease Virus-induced Glycoprotein Synthesis by D-glucosamine Hydrochloride
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d-Glucosamine selectively affected the synthesis of virus-induced glycoproteins in Newcastle disease virus-infected chick fibroblasts, but had no effect upon post-translational cleavage of the glycoprotein precursor for one of the two major glycoproteins of the mature virion. In response to glucosamine, at least one of the two virus-induced glycoproteins is formed in reduced quantity and the second is either not formed or has an electrophoretic mobility identical to that of another virus-induced protein.
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