Identification of a Nonvirion Protein of Aleutian Disease Virus: Mink with Aleutian Disease Have Antibody to Both Virion and Nonvirion Proteins

Overview

Journal J Virol

Publisher American Society for Microbiology

Date 1982 Aug 1

PMID 6287034

Citations 40

Authors

M E Bloom

R E Race

J B Wolfinbarger

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Abstract

We studied Aleutian disease virus polypeptides in Crandall feline kidney (CRFK) cells. When CRFK cells labeled with [35S]methionine at 60 h postinfection were studied by immunoprecipitation with sera from infected mink, the major Aleutian disease virus virion polypeptides (p85 and p75) were consistently identified, as was a 71,000-dalton nonvirion protein (p71). The peptide maps of p85 and p75 were similar, but the map of p71 was different. p85, p75, and p71 were all precipitated by sera from Aleutian disease virus-infected mink, including those with signs of progressive disease, but heterologous sera raised against purified Aleutian disease virus did not precipitate the nonvirion p71. These results indicated that the nonvirion p71 was unrelated to p85 and p75 and further suggested that mink infected with Aleutian disease virus develop antibody to nonvirion, as well as structural, viral proteins.

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