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J Gen Virol 37 (1977), 373-384; DOI 10.1099/0022-1317-37-2-373
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The Behaviour of Some Isometric Plant Viruses Heated in vitro as determined by Particle Stabilizing Forces

P. Piazzolla, D. Gallitelli and A. Quacquarelli

Istituto di Patologia Vegetale, Università degli Studi, Bari, Italy

Absorbance-temperature profiles, at 400 nm, of plant viruses with one or more kinds of isometric particle, were determined. Two temperatures were determined, Td (the temperature at which E400 begins to increase) and Tf (the temperature at the inflexion point of the curve). The behaviour on heating at these temperatures was of two main types. Heating in vitro appears to be a useful means of making a gross subdivision of isometric plant viruses into two groups typified by cucumber mosaic virus and turnip yellow mosaic virus, respectively, in agreement with Kaper's (1971a) suggestion.

Received 12 April 1977; accepted 17 June 1977.





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