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SUMMARY

Anisomycin has been shown to stabilize ribosome initiation complexes containing messenger RNA and met-tRNA to high salt conditions. Extracts from HeLa cells treated with 5 × 10 -anisomycin for 15 min accumulate 80S initiation complexes which can be detected by their absorbance in sucrose gradients. Poliovirus-infected cells fail to form the 80S initiation complex early after infection, when inhibition of host cell protein synthesis occurs. These complexes re-form later in infection after virus RNA is synthesized. No re-formation occurs in the absence of virus replication. Thus, the step in protein synthesis inhibited by poliovirus precedes the entry of components into the 80S initiation complex.

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