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Conditions expérimentales de l'inhibition de la synthese de l'ADN et de la formation des virions du virus vaccinal par un interféron partiellement purifié

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Un Interféron partiellement purifié par précipitation avec CH3 COO2Zn inhibe la synthèse de l'ADN et la formation des virions du virus vaccinal sur cellules L. Ces deux effets sont proportionnels à la concentration d'interféron utilisée. L'utilisation de fortes multiplicités d'infection permet de dissocier l'effet inhibiteur de l'interféron sur les événements précoces du cycle de développement (synthèse de l'ADN viral) de celui sur les événements tardifs (formation des virions). 6 heures de prétraitement, dont 4 à 37°C, sont nécessaires pour observer l'effet inhibiteur maximum. Au cours de la phase de prétraitement le contact entre l'interféron et les cellules doit être au minimum de 4 h 30.

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An interferon, partially purified by precipitation with. CH3COO2Zn, was found to inhibit DNA synthesis as well as viral-particle formation of vaccinia virus on L cells. This inhibition was proportional to the dose of Interferon. When high multiplicities of virus were used, it was possible to dissociate the inhibiting action of interferon on early events of the development cycle (viral DNA synthesis) from inhibition on later events (viral-particle formation). A 6-hour pretreatment, including a four-hour incubation at 37° C, was necessary to exhibit an optimal inhibiting action. During pretreatment, contact of cells with interferon had to be maintained 4.30 hours at least.

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Ce travail a bénéficié d'une aide de la Direction des Recherches et des Moyens d'Essais — Contrat D.R.M.E. no 67-34-142-00-480-75-01.

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Keith, G., Peter, R., Guir, J. et al. Conditions expérimentales de l'inhibition de la synthese de l'ADN et de la formation des virions du virus vaccinal par un interféron partiellement purifié. Archiv f Virusforschung 27, 32–43 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01250312

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