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J Virol. 1978 October; 28(1): 254-261

Properties of a persistent viral infection: possible lysogeny by an enveloped nonlytic mycoplasmavirus.

R M Putzrath and J Maniloff

ABSTRACT

MVL2, an enveloped double-stranded DNA mycoplasmavirus, causes a nonlytic infection of Acholeplasma laidlawii leading to the establishment of a persistent infection. Persistently infected clones were found to be resistant to superinfection by homologous virus, but could be infected by heterologous virus. Cells in a persistently infected culture had the potential to produce virus and transmitted this potential as a stable heritable trait. Mitomycin C and UV light induced an increase in infectious centers in persistently infected cultures.

J Virol. 1978 October; 28(1): 254-261






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