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. 1980 Apr;34(1):272–276. doi: 10.1128/jvi.34.1.272-276.1980

Role of two particle types in bovine rotavirus morphogenesis.

S M Clark, R S Spendlove, B B Barnett
PMCID: PMC288694  PMID: 6246258

Abstract

The involvement of light (L) and dense (D) bovine rotavirus particle types during virus replication has been studied. It was found that infectious parental L virions are uncoated in vivo to a particle similar to native D particles. Differences in the rate of synthesis and relative yields of L and D particles in MDBK and MA-104 cells have been detected. Results from pulse-chase labeling experiments indicate that D particles serve as morphogenic precursors to the complete L virion.

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