1982
DOI: 10.1016/0042-6822(82)90278-1
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Structure and glycosylation of tacaribe viral glycoproteins

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“…The other major glycoprotcin (GP-1) is more variable in size (44.000--64.000) which was not found in Tacaribe and Tamiami viruses (2,10). The molecular weight of this glycoprotein varies from 35.000 to 44.000.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The other major glycoprotcin (GP-1) is more variable in size (44.000--64.000) which was not found in Tacaribe and Tamiami viruses (2,10). The molecular weight of this glycoprotein varies from 35.000 to 44.000.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the arenaviruses have been shown to exhibit a similar glycoprotein-processing pattern, differing only in the apparent molecular weights of the GPC precursor and the processed viral glycoproteins G110r GP1) and G210r GP2) IBuchmeier and Oldstone, 1978;Compans and Bishop, 1985;Saleh et 01., 1979;Grau et al, 1981;Hamish et al, 1981;Lukashevich et al, 1985;De Mitri and Martinez Segovia, 1985;Clegg and Lloyd, 1983). However, only one structural glycoprotein IG) has been reported for Tacaribe and Tamiami virions IGard et al, 1977;Boersma et al, 1982). This apparent discrepancy is due to the selective loss of GP1 during virus purification Isee Chapter 2, this volume).…”
Section: E Proteolytic Cleavage Site For the Processing Of Gpcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para el virus Junín suficientemente purificado, la densidad de flotación en CICs fue calculada en 1,20 g/ml (Romanowski, 1981 (Anón 1976) CsCl (Coto 1972 amido triazole PROTEINAS VIRALES Tres proteínas mayoritarias se detectaron en las preparaciones de Arenavirus (Ramos et al, 1972;Gard et al, 1977; Martínez Segovia y De Mitri, 1977;Vezza et al, 1977;Buchmeier et al, 1977Buchmeier et al, , 1978 Buchmeier y Oldstone, 1978aOldstone, , 1978bOldstone, , 1979Gangemi et al, 1978;Saleh et al, 1979;Compans et al, 1981;Grau et al, 1981;Harnish et al, 1981aHarnish et al, , 1981bKiley et al, 1981;Leung et al, 1981;Boersma et al, 1982;Dimmock et al, 1982;Bruns et al., 1983aBruns et al., , 1983bBruns et al., , 1986Clegg y Lloyd, 1983; Parekh y Buchmeier, 1986;, Young et al, 1981), a la cual se ha sumado una cuarta identificada en los virus Tacaribe y LCM, mediante anticuerpos generados contra el producto del gen clonado (Iapalucci et al, 1989;Salvato y Shimomaye, 1989).…”
Section: Características Fisicoquímicas De Las Partículas Viralesunclassified
“…Las dos glicoproteínas pueden ser removidas del virión por tratamientos con enzimas proteolíticas y detergentes no iónicos Buchmeier y Oldstone, 1978;Romanowski, 1981). Respecto a la cadena de polisacáridos es poco lo que se conoce (Boersma et al, 1982, Scolaro et al, 1990, salvo que medidas de incorporación de azúcares marcados radiactivamente determinan un mayor grado de glicosilación de G1 (Ramos et al, 1972;Vezza et al, 1977;Buchmeier et al, 1978).…”
Section: Glicoproteinasunclassified