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Pseudorabies virus growth factor can be resolved into two active components.

Acta virologica - 1 Apr 1994

Gasperík J, Lesko J, Csabayová M, Golais F

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Pseudorabies virus (PRV) growth factor (PRGF) which induces a transformed phenotype in normal MK-2 cells and represses the transformed phenotype of Hela cells was partially purified and resolved into two components (M(r) < 300 and < 180). Each of the PRGF components retained the transforming activity of the original factor in MK-2 cells but lost its transformation-repressing activity in Hela cells. The latter...

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