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J Virol. 1980 July; 35(1): 249-251

In vitro translation of the three bacteriophage phi 6 RNAs.

D A Cuppels, J L Van Etten, D E Burbank, L C Lane and A K Vidaver

ABSTRACT

In vitro translation of the three single-stranded RNAs transcribed in vitro by bacteriophage phi 6 RNA polymerase revealed that the large RNA codes for phage proteins P1, P2, P4, and P7, the medium RNA codes for P3, P6, and P10, and the smaller RNA for P5, P8, and P9.

J Virol. 1980 July; 35(1): 249-251




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