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The in vitro translation of Rous sarcoma virus RNA and function of the viral protein during the viral replication

Presented at9th Scientific Meeting of "Gesellschaft Deutscher naturforscher und Ärzte" together with the "Deutsche Gesellschaft für Hämatologie", Wilsede, June 19-23, 1978
Published inNeth, R. ; Gallo, R.C. ; Hofschneider, P.-H. & Mannweiler, K. (Ed.), Modern trends in human leukemia III : newest results in clinical and biological research, p. 271-276
PublisherBerlin : Springer
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  • Haematology and blood transfusion = Hämatoloie und Bluttransfusion; 23
Publication date1979
Abstract

The gag gene and pol gene of the Rous sarcoma virus are translated in vitro from the 35S viral RNA. The env gene cannot be translated in vitro from the 35S RNA. For the in vitro translation of the src gene. 3' end fragments of the viral RNA are used.

The gag protein p15 has a proteolytic activity and specifically processes its own protein precursor pr76. The gag protein p19 suppresses the in vitro translation of the pol gene.

NoteTravaux du Département de biologie animale ; vol. 24, no 780
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VON DER HELM, Klaus et al. The in vitro translation of Rous sarcoma virus RNA and function of the viral protein during the viral replication. In: Modern trends in human leukemia III : newest results in clinical and biological research. Neth, R. ; Gallo, R.C. ; Hofschneider, P.-H. & Mannweiler, K. (Ed.). Wilsede. Berlin : Springer, 1979. p. 271–276. (Haematology and blood transfusion = Hämatoloie und Bluttransfusion)
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