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Abstract

SUMMARY

Upon treatment with nitrous acid, southern bean mosaic virus () was inactivated twice as fast as its isolated . Nitrous acid treatment of resulted in appreciable binding of the virus protein to the nucleic acid. The extent of deamination of aminoribonucleotides, of intraparticle and isolated by nitrous acid was identical. and were inactivated at the same rate following exposure to u.v. light. Furthermore, the extent of photoreactivation of the u.v.-irradiated and was similar. U.v. irradiation did not induce any detectable binding of virus protein to in .

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