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The Utilization of Amino-Acid Solutions by Virus-Infected Eggs, Studied by Paper Chromatography Free

Abstract

SUMMARY: The rate of utilization of amino-acids injected into the allantoic cavity of virus-infected eggs was studied by paper-strip chromatography.

Influenza virus brought about more rapid disappearance of amino-acids from the allantoic fluid than Mumps, Vaccinia or Lumpy Skin viruses or diphtheria and toxins. The utilization of amino-acids appears to be non-specific and not directly concerned with virus synthesis.

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The Utilization of Amino-Acid Solutions by Virus-Infected Eggs, Studied by Paper Chromatography
Microbiology 4, 277 (1950); https://doi.org/10.1099/00221287-4-2-277
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