Intracellular vesicular stomatitis virus nucleocapsids and virions visualized by surface spreading

Prosomes are small cytoplasmic RNP complexes associated with repressed mRNA. In in vitro translation, they discriminate between the mRNA of adenovirus‐infected HeLa cells and those of uninfected cells grown under normal conditions. Prosomes as well as their RNA constituents interact much more strongly with poly(A)+ mRNA of infected cells and inhibit their translation in vitro preferentially. A possible role of prosomes in the differential regulation of translation is discussed.

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Prosomes discriminate between mRNA of adenovirus‐infected and uninfected HeLa cells

Horsch

Dineva

et al. 1989

FEBS Letters

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Intracellular vesicular stomatitis virus nucleocapsids and virions visualized by surface spreading

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Prosomes discriminate between mRNA of adenovirus‐infected and uninfected HeLa cells

Prosomes discriminate between mRNA of adenovirus‐infected and uninfected HeLa cells

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