1980
DOI: 10.1016/0042-6822(80)90052-5
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Partial characterization of a Moloney murine sarcoma virus 85,000-dalton polypeptide whose expression correlates with the transformed phenotype in cells infected with a temperature-sensitive mutant virus

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“…Anti-p30 recognizes P85gW"--"" whereas. anti-plO does not (7). In the presence of manganese chloride (lanes a and b), phosphorylation of Mr 85,000 protein was detected in the anti-p30 but not in the antiplO immunoprecipitates.…”
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“…Anti-p30 recognizes P85gW"--"" whereas. anti-plO does not (7). In the presence of manganese chloride (lanes a and b), phosphorylation of Mr 85,000 protein was detected in the anti-p30 but not in the antiplO immunoprecipitates.…”
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“…The Immune Complex Kinase Activity Correlates with the Presence of P859'9-' Previous studies have established that P855ag5'-is not detected at 390C, the temperature that is nonpermissive for fibroblast transformation (7,8). Therefore, if the Mr 85,000 protein phosphorylated in the immune complex kinase reaction is indeed P85gag-ms, it should be absent from immune complex kinase reaction products of tsllO-infected 6m2 cells maintained at 390C.…”
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“…The expression of the transformation state has been extensively studied in the avian sarcoma virus system (11 390C. One such cell clone (6m2) was characterized; it does not produce virus at either temperature but contains viral-specified polyproteins (p) of Mr 58,000 (p58) and 85,000 (p85) (13,14). p85 is detected only at the transformed state and containsthe antigenic determinants of the viral core proteins, p15, p12, and p30, in addition to other unidentified peptide sequences.…”
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