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A 45,000-M(r) glycoprotein in the Sendai virus envelope triggers virus-cell fusion.

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FIG. 1. Electrophoretic analysis of F-virosomal proteins under nonreducingand reducing conditions
FIG. 4. Detection of the glycoprotein nature of the 45K protein. F-virosomeswere resolved by SDS-PAGE under nonreducing conditions and visualized by
FIG. 6. Reconstitution experiment. (a) Western blot analysis with anti-F-virosome serum of F-virosomes (control, lane 1), those treated with 6 M urea (lane 3) andreconstituted after treatment with PBS (control, lane 2), and those treated with 6 M urea (lan
FIG. 8. Effect of proteinase K treatment of HRBCs on their subsequent lysisby Sendai virus

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