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Studies on the Replication of KRV Single-stranded Linear DNA

Laboratory of Biology of Viruses National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland 20014, U.S.A.

The autonomous parvovirus, Kilham rat virus (KRV), is composed of three structural proteins (Salzman & White, 1970) and a single molecule of DNA. The DNA molecule is linear and single-stranded (ss). It is believed to have both 3' and 5'-terminal palindromic sequences (Salzman, 1977). Replication of the ss DNA may involve double-stranded (ds) DNA intermediates of one unit length as found in the virion or multiple length concatamers (Salzman & White, 1973; Gunther & May, 1976; Lavelle & Li, 1977). We have attempted to determine when the synthesis of KRV ds DNA can be determined in synchronized infected cells and the structure of the ds DNA molecules.

Received 9 September 1977; accepted 16 January 1978.

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