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Association of influenza virus NP and M1 proteins with cellular cytoskeletal elements in influenza virus-infected cells.

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FIG. 2. TX-100 detergent extraction of WSN-infected MDBK cells. (A) At 7 h p.i., virus-infected cells were subjected to TX-100 extraction as described in Materialsand Methods and fractionated into TX-100-soluble (S), TX-100-insoluble (I), and nuclear (N) f
FIG. 3. Differential detergent extraction of WSN-infected MDBK cells. In-fected MDBK cells at 7 h p.i
FIG. 4.—Continued.
FIG. 6. TX-100 extraction of NP and M1 expressed by recombinant vaccinia virus in HeLa cells and in stable MDCK cell lines
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