Зарубежные авторы (часть 5)

Eckhart W. Complementation between temperature — sensitive (ts) and host range nontransforming (hr — t) mutant of polyoma virus. — «Virology», 1977, v. 77, p. 589 — 587.

Elder J. H., Gantsch J. W., Rowe W. P. Biochemical evedence that MCF murine leukemia viruses are envelope (env) gene recombinants. — «Proc. nat. Acad. Sci. USA», 1977, v. 74, p. 4676 — 4680.

Ernberg I., Klein G., Lundin L. Relationship between amount of Epstein — Barr virus — determined nuclear antigen per cell and numder of EBV — DNA copies per cell. — «Nature», 1977, v. 266, p. 269 — 271.

Etchison D., Walter G. Subunit interactions in polyoma virus structure. — «Virology», 1977, v. 77, p. 783 — 796.

Evans R. M., Drahan W. N., Baluda M. A. Homogeneity and complexity of avian oncornavirus proviral DNA determined by molecular hybridization. — «J. Virol.», 1977, v. 21, p. 942 — 949.

Even J., Натре A., Gallbert F. Analysis of murine oncornavirus 4S RNA for the presence of spot I RNA´. — «FEBS Letters», 1976, v. 68, p. 79 — 82.

Famulari N. G., Buchhagen D. L., Fleissner E. Presence of murine leukemia virus envelope proteins gp70 and pl5 (E) in a common polyprotein of infected cells. — «J. Virol.», 1976, v. 20, p. 501 — 508.

Fan H., Mueller-Lantzsch N. RNA metabolism of murine leukemia virus. III. Identification and quantitation of endogenous virus — specific mRNA in the uninfected BALB/c cell line JLS-V9. — «J. Virol.», 1976, v. 18, p. 401 — 410.

Ferdinand F., Brown M., Khoury G. Synthesis and characterization of late lytic simian virus 40 RNA from transcriptional complexes. — «Virology», 1977, v. 78, p. 150 — 161.

Fey G., Hirt B. Fingerprints of polyoma virus proteins and mouse histones. — In: Cold Sprind Harbor symposium on quantitative biology. V. 39. New Pork, 1975, p. 235 — 241.

Fleckenstein В., Milller I., Werner J. The presence of herpesvirus saimiri genomes in virus — transformed cells. — «Int. J. Cancer», 1977, v. 19, p. 546 — 554.

Flint S. J. Two «early» mRNA species in adenovirus type 2 — transformed rat cells. — «J. Virol.», 1977, v. 23, p. 44 — 52.

Flint S. J., Sharp P. A. Adenovirus transcription V. Quantitation of viral RNA sequences in adenovirus 2 infected and transformed cells. — «J. molec. Biol.», 1976, v. 106, p. 749 — 771.

Flint S. I., Sambrook J., Sharp P. Viral nucleic acid sequences in transformed cells. IV. A study of the sequences of adenovirus 5 DNA and RNA in four lines of adenovirus 5 — transformed rodent cells using specific fragments of the viral genome. — «Virology», 1976, v. 72, p. 456 — 470.

Fluck M. M., Staneloni R. J., Benjamin F. L. Hr — t and ts — A: two early gene functions of polyoma virus. — «Vriology», 1977, v. 77, p. 598 — 624.

Folk W. R., Faras A. J. Initiation of DNA synthesis by the avian oncornavirus RNA — directed DNA polymerase: tryptophan tRNA as the major species of primer RNA. — «J. Virol», 1976, v. 17, p. 1049 — 1051.

Frankel A. E., Fischinger P. J. Rate of divergence of cellular sequences homologous to segments of moloney sarcoma virus. — «J. Virol», 1977, v. 21, p. 153 — 160.

Frankel A. E., Neubauer R. L., Fischinger P. J. Fractionation of DNA nucleotide transcripts from moloney sarcoma virus and isolation of sarcoma virus — specific complementary DNA. — «J. Virol», 1976, v. 18, p. 481 — 490.

Frenkel G. D. Loss of supercoiled viral DNA after infection of permissive cells by simian virus 40. — «J. Virol», 1977, v. 21, p. 423 — 426.

Friedmann T. Structural proteins of polyoma virus: proteolytic degradation of virion proteins by exogenous by virion — associated proteases. — «J. Virol», 1976, v. 20, p. 520 — 526.

Friedrich R., Bishop J. Varmus H. E. Differences between genomes of two strains of mouse mammary tumor virus as shown by partial RNA sequence analysis. — «Virology», 1976, v. 72, p. 330 — 340.

Fujimoto S., Green M. I., Sehon A. H. Regulation of the immune response to tumor antigens. II. The nature of immunosuppressor cells in tumor — bearing hosts. — «J. Immunol», 1976, v. 116, p. 800 — 806.

Fujinaga K., Ojima S., Vano S. The transforming DNA sequence common to highly oncogenic human adenoviruses types 12, 18 and 31. — «Proc. Jap. Acad.», 1977, v. 53, p. 152 — 155.

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