Reovirus protein sigma 1 translated in vitro, as well as truncated derivatives of it that lack up to two-thirds of its C-terminal portion, exists as two major tetrameric molecular species that differ in electrophoretic mobility. (Q54088967)
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| English | Reovirus protein sigma 1 translated in vitro, as well as truncated derivatives of it that lack up to two-thirds of its C-terminal portion, exists as two major tetrameric molecular species that differ in electrophoretic mobility. |
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Reovirus protein sigma 1 translated in vitro, as well as truncated derivatives of it that lack up to two-thirds of its C-terminal portion, exists as two major tetrameric molecular species that differ in electrophoretic mobility. (English)
Banerjea AC
Joklik WK
1 November 1990
179
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460-462