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Association between the σC protein of avian reovirus and virus-induced fusion of cells
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Association between the σC protein of avian reovirus and virus-induced fusion of cells

J. Meanger, R. Wickramasinghe, C.E. Enriquez and G.E. Wilcox
Archives of Virology, Vol.144(1), pp.193-197
1999
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Abstract

Monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) against a 39 kDa (σC) protein of the avian reovirus RAM-1 strain inhibited virus-induced fusion of cells and the protein was expressed on the surface of infected cells. The fusion-inhibiting activity of the three MAbs reacting with the σC protein suggest two putative epitopes were involved: one epitope recognised by antibody 6H1 and involved in fusion of both Vero and CK cells and a second epitope recognised by antibody 1G1 involved in fusion of Vero cells but not CK cells. The activity of the MAb 6E2 was intermediate, suggesting it may have been located in an intermediate position between the two putative epitopes and inhibited fusion by steric hindrance.

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Citation topics
1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.228 Virology - Tropical Diseases
1.228.1892 Arbovirus Dynamics
Web Of Science research areas
Virology
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Microbiology
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