Abstract:Phosphorus-33 (
33
P), a weak (0.25 Mev) beta-emitting isotope of phosphorus with a half-life of 25 days, has been used to label poliovirus in cell culture. HeLa cell monolayers were depleted of phosphate and then labeled by incubating at 37 C in a medium (LM) containing about 10 μCi of
33
P as orthophosphate per ml. Labeled cells were infected at a high multiplicity with poliovirus type 1 and incubated for 8 hr in LM medium. Virus from infected cells was then co… Show more
The specificity of labeling enteroviruses with
32
P-labeled NaH
2
PO
4
or
14
C-leucine can be determined by comparing the percent adsorption of infective particles and radioactivity to membrane (Millipore) filters.
The specificity of labeling enteroviruses with
32
P-labeled NaH
2
PO
4
or
14
C-leucine can be determined by comparing the percent adsorption of infective particles and radioactivity to membrane (Millipore) filters.
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