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Abstract

SUMMARY

Viral polypeptides associated with the membrane-free replication complex of poliovirus RNA were multiple in nature. The structural protein precursors [VP0, VP1, VP3] predominated, and because they were found in a cytoplasmic component with the same S value and density as the replication complex are likely to be attached to it . They were not present in the form of empty capsids. The electrophoretic polypeptide pattern of the membrane-bound replication complex was similar but showed a predominance of NCVPX or VP1, unless the cells were slightly depleted in amino acids when the non-structural polypeptide NCVP2 became important. Cystine was the only amino acid capable of reversing this depletion effect on its own.

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