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STRUCTURE OF TYPE 5 ADENOVIRUS : I. ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF VIRUS-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS TO VIRUS-SPECIFIC SOLUBLE ANTIGENS FROM INFECTED CELLS
Type 5 adenovirus was purified by fluorocarbon (freon 113) treatment followed by banding in a CsCl equilibrium density gradient. This method permitted separation of virus from normal host cell materials and virus-specific soluble antigens. Virus banded in CsCl with a mean bouyant density of 1.3349 g...
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author | Wilcox, Wesley C. Ginsberg, Harold S. |
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description | Type 5 adenovirus was purified by fluorocarbon (freon 113) treatment followed by banding in a CsCl equilibrium density gradient. This method permitted separation of virus from normal host cell materials and virus-specific soluble antigens. Virus banded in CsCl with a mean bouyant density of 1.3349 gm/cm(3). The three virus-specific soluble antigens (group- and type-specific antigens and toxin) banded together with a mean bouyant density of 1.2832 gm/cm(3). The group-specific antigen was the predominant antigen of the purified virus particle, whereas the group- and type-specific antigens were present in equal titers in the antigen band. Infectious virus particles were inactivated by prolonged dialysis at pH 10.5. Centrifugation of inactivated virus preparations in a CsCl equilibrium density gradient resulted in separation of virus DNA from specific antigen: the antigens banded with a mean bouyant density of 1.2832 gm/cm(3) and the DNA sedimented to the bottom of the tube. The predominant antigen derived from purified virus particles was the group-specific antigen and it was in the same relative proportion to the type-specific antigen as measured in intact particles. The antigens derived from disrupted virus were immunologically identical with the soluble virus antigens present in infected cells. |
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spelling | pubmed-21377102008-04-17 STRUCTURE OF TYPE 5 ADENOVIRUS : I. ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF VIRUS-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS TO VIRUS-SPECIFIC SOLUBLE ANTIGENS FROM INFECTED CELLS Wilcox, Wesley C. Ginsberg, Harold S. J Exp Med Article Type 5 adenovirus was purified by fluorocarbon (freon 113) treatment followed by banding in a CsCl equilibrium density gradient. This method permitted separation of virus from normal host cell materials and virus-specific soluble antigens. Virus banded in CsCl with a mean bouyant density of 1.3349 gm/cm(3). The three virus-specific soluble antigens (group- and type-specific antigens and toxin) banded together with a mean bouyant density of 1.2832 gm/cm(3). The group-specific antigen was the predominant antigen of the purified virus particle, whereas the group- and type-specific antigens were present in equal titers in the antigen band. Infectious virus particles were inactivated by prolonged dialysis at pH 10.5. Centrifugation of inactivated virus preparations in a CsCl equilibrium density gradient resulted in separation of virus DNA from specific antigen: the antigens banded with a mean bouyant density of 1.2832 gm/cm(3) and the DNA sedimented to the bottom of the tube. The predominant antigen derived from purified virus particles was the group-specific antigen and it was in the same relative proportion to the type-specific antigen as measured in intact particles. The antigens derived from disrupted virus were immunologically identical with the soluble virus antigens present in infected cells. The Rockefeller University Press 1963-08-01 /pmc/articles/PMC2137710/ /pubmed/14074393 Text en Copyright © 1963, by The Rockefeller Institute This article is distributed under the terms of an Attribution–Noncommercial–Share Alike–No Mirror Sites license for the first six months after the publication date (see http://www.rupress.org/terms). After six months it is available under a Creative Commons License (Attribution–Noncommercial–Share Alike 4.0 Unported license, as described at http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/). |
spellingShingle | Article Wilcox, Wesley C. Ginsberg, Harold S. STRUCTURE OF TYPE 5 ADENOVIRUS : I. ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF VIRUS-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS TO VIRUS-SPECIFIC SOLUBLE ANTIGENS FROM INFECTED CELLS |
title | STRUCTURE OF TYPE 5 ADENOVIRUS : I. ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF VIRUS-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS TO VIRUS-SPECIFIC SOLUBLE ANTIGENS FROM INFECTED CELLS |
title_full | STRUCTURE OF TYPE 5 ADENOVIRUS : I. ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF VIRUS-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS TO VIRUS-SPECIFIC SOLUBLE ANTIGENS FROM INFECTED CELLS |
title_fullStr | STRUCTURE OF TYPE 5 ADENOVIRUS : I. ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF VIRUS-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS TO VIRUS-SPECIFIC SOLUBLE ANTIGENS FROM INFECTED CELLS |
title_full_unstemmed | STRUCTURE OF TYPE 5 ADENOVIRUS : I. ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF VIRUS-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS TO VIRUS-SPECIFIC SOLUBLE ANTIGENS FROM INFECTED CELLS |
title_short | STRUCTURE OF TYPE 5 ADENOVIRUS : I. ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIP OF VIRUS-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS TO VIRUS-SPECIFIC SOLUBLE ANTIGENS FROM INFECTED CELLS |
title_sort | structure of type 5 adenovirus : i. antigenic relationship of virus-structural proteins to virus-specific soluble antigens from infected cells |
topic | Article |
url | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2137710/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14074393 |
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