
pmid: 5476911
A small protein particle can be produced by degrading turnip crinkle virus. This particle has a diameter of 200 Å compared with 330 Å for the virus particle and could either be a virus core or a reaggregation product. The small particle appears to be composed only of protein which is identical or very similar to the protein of the whole virus. No chemical evidence has been obtained for the hypothesis that the small particles are virus cores but their assembly from virus protein can easily be demonstrated.
Microscopy, Electron, Viral Proteins, Spectrophotometry, Spectrum Analysis, Ultracentrifugation, Densitometry, Plant Viruses
Microscopy, Electron, Viral Proteins, Spectrophotometry, Spectrum Analysis, Ultracentrifugation, Densitometry, Plant Viruses
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