Structural Heterogeneity in p30 Molecules of Type C Viruses

Anthony Albino; Leonhard Korngold; Robert C. Mellors

doi:10.1099/0022-1317-49-2-417

Structural Heterogeneity in p30 Molecules of Type C Viruses

Anthony Albino, Leonhard Korngold and Robert C. Mellors
First Published: 01 August 1980 https://doi.org/10.1099/0022-1317-49-2-417

Abstract

Summary

Tryptic digests of p30 proteins from mouse type C viruses were subjected to cation-exchange chromatography. Structural heterogeneity of p30 molecules was seen in two specific areas of the peptide elution profiles. These hypervariable regions of p30 proteins were used to discriminate representative ecotropic (N- and B-tropic), xenotropic (alpha and beta) and amphotropic viruses.

Received: 25/09/1979
Accepted: 15/02/1980
Published Online: 01/08/1980

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Volume 49, Issue 2

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Structural Heterogeneity in p30 Molecules of Type C Viruses

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