Functional peculiarities of the prosomes of leaves Datura stramonium infected by potato virus X
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https://doi.org/10.7124/bc.000467Abstract
Low-molecular RNP of 19 S and 10 S are able to supress protein synthesis in vitro, directed by potato virus X genome RNA and information RNA of polysomes. Though the most effective represser of virusspecific proteins synthesis in system of translation in vitro is RNA of prosomes.References
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