An electron microscopic study on the size of lettuce mosaic virus

Verma, V. S.; Verma, Radhika

doi:10.1016/s0323-6056(79)80083-x

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“…750 x 13 nm (Tomlinson, 1970;Moghal and Franki, 1981). Other measurements of the virus particles were reported to range from 630-650 nm long and 15-16 nm wide (Verma and Verma, 1979). LMV has a buoyant density of 1.330 g/ml, a sedimentation coefficient of 143S, and a coat protein molecular weight of 34,000 daltons (Huttinga and Mosch, 1974).…”

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Development, comparison and utilization of enhanced immunoassays for the detection of lettuce mosaic virus

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Development, comparison and utilization of enhanced immunoassays for the detection of lettuce mosaic virus

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An electron microscopic study on the size of lettuce mosaic virus

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Development, comparison and utilization of enhanced immunoassays for the detection of lettuce mosaic virus

Development, comparison and utilization of enhanced immunoassays for the detection of lettuce mosaic virus

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