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Studies on the in vitro transcription of reovirus RNA catalyzed by reovirus cores
Virology, 1969Abstract Virions of the Dearing strain of reovirus Type 3 are converted by treatment with chymotrypsin to cores which lack the outer shell of capsomeres and A-rich RNA, but which retain the genome RNA in a form resistant to enzymatic attack. Such cores catalyze the synthesis of polynucleotide.
J J, Skehel, W K, Joklik
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1998
Early studies on the effects of reovirus infection of mice noted the development of autoimmune disease associated with a runting syndrome (Stanley and Walters 1966). Infection of endocrine tissues was not initially reported, and runting was attributed directly to autoimmunity rather than to endocrine dysfunction.
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Early studies on the effects of reovirus infection of mice noted the development of autoimmune disease associated with a runting syndrome (Stanley and Walters 1966). Infection of endocrine tissues was not initially reported, and runting was attributed directly to autoimmunity rather than to endocrine dysfunction.
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The molecular biology of reovirus
Journal of Cellular Physiology, 1970AbstractThe genome of reoviruses consists of ten discrete segments of double‐stranded RNA. The molecular weight of three of these, the L segments, is about 2.7 × 106; of another three, the M segments, about 1.4 × 106; and of the remaining four, the S segments, 0.6–0.8 × 106.
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1983
The term reovirus (the prefix reo- being an acronym of respiratory enteric orphan, that is, not associated with any human disease) was proposed by Sabin (1959) as the group name for a number of related viruses that had been isolated in the 1950s. This was an extremely active period for virus isolation: tissue-culture methods permissive for virus growth
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The term reovirus (the prefix reo- being an acronym of respiratory enteric orphan, that is, not associated with any human disease) was proposed by Sabin (1959) as the group name for a number of related viruses that had been isolated in the 1950s. This was an extremely active period for virus isolation: tissue-culture methods permissive for virus growth
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2022
Keyan Bao, Zhenzhao Sun, Jingfei Wang
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Keyan Bao, Zhenzhao Sun, Jingfei Wang
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