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J Virol. 1982 March; 41(3): 1109-1111

Effect of the arginine analog canavanine on the synthesis of Epstein-Barr virus-induced proteins in superinfected Raji cells.

G J Bayliss and H Wolf

ABSTRACT

The addition of canavanine to cultures of superinfected Raji cells in the absence of arginine prevented the appearance of early antigens as defined by immunofluorescent staining. Addition of various amounts of arginine permitted the identification of at least three groups of proteins, each responding differently to the various concentrations of arginine-canavanine.

J Virol. 1982 March; 41(3): 1109-1111






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