Inhibition of cleavage of a plant viral polyprotein by an inhibitor activity present in wheat germ and cowpea embryos
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- DOI: 10.1128/JVI.61.3.912-915.1987
Inhibition of cleavage of a plant viral polyprotein by an inhibitor activity present in wheat germ and cowpea embryos
Abstract
In rabbit reticulocyte lysate, the bottom component RNA of cowpea mosaic virus directs the synthesis of a 200,000-molecular-weight precursor protein (200K protein) that is cleaved during synthesis by a reticulocyte enzyme to form a 32K protein and a 170K protein. Cleavage of the 200K protein was found to be effectively inhibited by inhibitor activity in wheat germ and cowpea embryo extracts. The inhibitor was nondialyzable, precipitatable by ammonium sulfate, and partially stable at high temperatures. The activity appeared to be specific in that it caused no inhibition of the secondary cleavage reactions (cleavage of the 170K protein) at concentrations that were sufficient to cause complete inhibition of the primary cleavage reaction (cleavage of the 200K protein).
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