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Institut für Virologie, Justus Liebig-Universität, Giessen, W. Germany
Influenza virus plus and minus strand RNA complexed with RNP-antigen protein quite efficiently, while double-stranded virus RNA was not significantly bound. Sindbis and Newcastle disease virus RNA attached to a much lower degree. A small AMP-rich RNA fraction of uninfected cells also formed a complex with the virus RNP-antigen protein.
Received 3 April 1970;
accepted 13 August 1970.
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