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Basic Mechanisms in Animal Virus Biology
Symposium Volume XXVII Contents
Foreword v
List of Previous Volumes vi
Photographs of Some Symposium Participants vii
List of Those Attending the Symposium ix
STRUCTURE AND INTRACELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF VIRUSES
CASPAR, D. L. D. AND A. KLUG. Physical Principles in the Construction of Regular Viruses 1
WILDY, P. AND D. H. WATSON. Electron Microscopic Studies on the Architecture of Animal Viruses 25
CASPAR, D. L. D., R. DULBECCO, A. KLUG, A. LWOFF, M. G. P. STOKER, P. TOURNIER, AND P. WILDY. Proposals 49
LWOFF, A., R. HORNE, AND P. TOURNIER. A System of Viruses 51
MORGAN, C., R. A. RIFKIND, AND H. M. ROSE. The Use of Ferritin-conjugated Antibodies in Electron Microscopic Studies of Influenza and Vaccinia Virus 57
BERNHARD, W., AND P. TOURNIER. Ultrastructural Cytochemistry Applied to the Study of Virus Infection 67
PROPERTIES OF THE VIRAL NUCLEIC ACID
WEIL, R. The Subviral Infective Agent from Polyoma Virus 83
SCHAFFER, F. L. Physical and Chemical Properties and Infectivity of RNA from Animal Viruses 89
MECHANISM OF PENETRATION INTO THE CELLS
HOLLAND, J. J., AND B. H. HOYER. Early Stages of Enterovirus Infection 101
HOYLE, L. The Entry of Myxoviruses into the Cell 113
MANDEL, B. Early Stages of Virus-Cell Interaction as Studied by using Antibody 123
REPLICATION OF THE VIRAL NUCLEIC ACID
WECKER, E., AND A. RICHTER. Conditions for the Replication of Infectious Viral RNA 137
DARNELL, J. E., Jr. Early Events in Poliovirus Infection 149
LWOFF, A. The Thermosensitive Critical Event of the Viral Cycle 159
FRANKLIN, R. M.. AND D. BALTIMORE. Patterns of Macromolecular Synthesis in Normal and Virus-infected Mammalian Cells 175
JOKLIK, W. K. The Multiplication of Poxvirus DNA 199
HANAFUSA, H. Factors Involved in the Initiation of Multiplication of Vaccinia Virus 209
GREEN, M. Studies on the Biosynthesis of Viral DNA 219
SYNTHESIS OF THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE VIRAL CAPSID IN THE INFECTED CELLS
SALZMAN, N. P., A. J. SHATKIN, AND E. D. SEBRING. On the Replication of Vaccinia Virus 237
SCHOLTISSEK, C., R. ROTT, P. HAUSEN, H. HAUSEN, AND W. SCHAFER. Comparative Studies of RNA and Protein Synthesis with a Myxovirus and a small Polyhedral Virus 245
KERR, I. M., E. M. MARTIN, M. G. HAMILTON, AND T. S. WORK. The Initiation of Virus Protein Synthesis in Krebs Ascites Tumor Cells Infected with EMC Virus 59
ATTARDI, G., AND J. SMITH. Virus Specific Protein and a Ribonucleic Acid Associated with Ribosomes in Poliovirus Infected HeLa Cells 271
KATES, M., A. C. ALLISON, D. A. J. TYRELL, AND A. T. JAMES. Origin of Lipids in Influenza Viru 293
GENETICS OF ANIMAL VIRUSES
HIRST, G. K. Genetic Recombination with Newcastle Disease Virus, Polioviruses, and Influenza 303
CAIRNS, J. The Application of Autoradiography to the Study of DNA Viruses 311
GRANOFF, A. Heterozygosis and Phenotypic Mixing with Newcastle Disease Virus 319
FUNCTIONAL MODIFICATION IN VIRUS-INFECTED CELLS
ROIZMAN, B. Polykaryocytosis 327
ISAACS, A. Production and Action of Interferon 343
MARCUS, P. I. Dynamics of Surface Modification in Myxovirus-Infected Cells 351
CELLULAR TRANSFORMATION BY VIRUSES
VOGT, M. AND R. DULBECCO. Properties of Cells Transformed by Polyoma Virus 367
STOKER, M. AND P. ABEL. Conditions Affecting Transformation by Polyoma Virus 375
ITO, Y. Relationship of Components of Papilloma Virus to Papilloma and Carcinoma Cells 387
VOGT, P. K., AND H. RUBIN. The Cytology of Rous Sarcoma Virus Infection 395
TEMIN, H. M. Separation of Morphological Conversion and Virus Production in Rous Sarcoma Virus Infection 407
BALUDA, M. A. Properties of Cells Infected with Avian Myeloblastosis Virus 415
ABERCROMBIE, M. Contact-dependent Behavior of Normal Cells and the Possible Significance of Surface Changes in Virus-induced Transformation 427
ISOIMMUNITY ALTERATIONS IN VIRUS-INDUCED TUMORS
HABEL, K. Antigenic Properties of Cells Transformed by Polyoma Virus 433
RUBIN, H. The Immunological Basis For Non-infective Rous Sarcomas 441
EVANS, C. A., R. S. WEISER, AND Y. ITO. Antiviral and Antitumor Immunologic Mechanisms Operative in the Shope Papilloma-Carcinoma System 453
KLEIN, G., AND E. KLEIN. Antigenic Properties of other Experimental Tumors 463
CONGENITAL INFECTION
BURMESTER,B.R. Transmission of Avian Lymphomatosis 471
HOTCHIN, J. The Biology of Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Infection: Virus- induced Immune Disease 479
SEECOF, R. L. CO2 Sensitivity in Drosophila as a Latent Virus Infection 501
ZILBER, L. A. Interaction between Tumor Viruses and Cells in Cysts and Tumors Induced by these Viruses in various Animal Species 513
CONCLUDING ADDRESS
DULBECCO, R. Basic Mechanisms in the Biology of Animal Viruses 519
List of Previous Volumes vi
Photographs of Some Symposium Participants vii
List of Those Attending the Symposium ix
STRUCTURE AND INTRACELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF VIRUSES
CASPAR, D. L. D. AND A. KLUG. Physical Principles in the Construction of Regular Viruses 1
WILDY, P. AND D. H. WATSON. Electron Microscopic Studies on the Architecture of Animal Viruses 25
CASPAR, D. L. D., R. DULBECCO, A. KLUG, A. LWOFF, M. G. P. STOKER, P. TOURNIER, AND P. WILDY. Proposals 49
LWOFF, A., R. HORNE, AND P. TOURNIER. A System of Viruses 51
MORGAN, C., R. A. RIFKIND, AND H. M. ROSE. The Use of Ferritin-conjugated Antibodies in Electron Microscopic Studies of Influenza and Vaccinia Virus 57
BERNHARD, W., AND P. TOURNIER. Ultrastructural Cytochemistry Applied to the Study of Virus Infection 67
PROPERTIES OF THE VIRAL NUCLEIC ACID
WEIL, R. The Subviral Infective Agent from Polyoma Virus 83
SCHAFFER, F. L. Physical and Chemical Properties and Infectivity of RNA from Animal Viruses 89
MECHANISM OF PENETRATION INTO THE CELLS
HOLLAND, J. J., AND B. H. HOYER. Early Stages of Enterovirus Infection 101
HOYLE, L. The Entry of Myxoviruses into the Cell 113
MANDEL, B. Early Stages of Virus-Cell Interaction as Studied by using Antibody 123
REPLICATION OF THE VIRAL NUCLEIC ACID
WECKER, E., AND A. RICHTER. Conditions for the Replication of Infectious Viral RNA 137
DARNELL, J. E., Jr. Early Events in Poliovirus Infection 149
LWOFF, A. The Thermosensitive Critical Event of the Viral Cycle 159
FRANKLIN, R. M.. AND D. BALTIMORE. Patterns of Macromolecular Synthesis in Normal and Virus-infected Mammalian Cells 175
JOKLIK, W. K. The Multiplication of Poxvirus DNA 199
HANAFUSA, H. Factors Involved in the Initiation of Multiplication of Vaccinia Virus 209
GREEN, M. Studies on the Biosynthesis of Viral DNA 219
SYNTHESIS OF THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE VIRAL CAPSID IN THE INFECTED CELLS
SALZMAN, N. P., A. J. SHATKIN, AND E. D. SEBRING. On the Replication of Vaccinia Virus 237
SCHOLTISSEK, C., R. ROTT, P. HAUSEN, H. HAUSEN, AND W. SCHAFER. Comparative Studies of RNA and Protein Synthesis with a Myxovirus and a small Polyhedral Virus 245
KERR, I. M., E. M. MARTIN, M. G. HAMILTON, AND T. S. WORK. The Initiation of Virus Protein Synthesis in Krebs Ascites Tumor Cells Infected with EMC Virus 59
ATTARDI, G., AND J. SMITH. Virus Specific Protein and a Ribonucleic Acid Associated with Ribosomes in Poliovirus Infected HeLa Cells 271
KATES, M., A. C. ALLISON, D. A. J. TYRELL, AND A. T. JAMES. Origin of Lipids in Influenza Viru 293
GENETICS OF ANIMAL VIRUSES
HIRST, G. K. Genetic Recombination with Newcastle Disease Virus, Polioviruses, and Influenza 303
CAIRNS, J. The Application of Autoradiography to the Study of DNA Viruses 311
GRANOFF, A. Heterozygosis and Phenotypic Mixing with Newcastle Disease Virus 319
FUNCTIONAL MODIFICATION IN VIRUS-INFECTED CELLS
ROIZMAN, B. Polykaryocytosis 327
ISAACS, A. Production and Action of Interferon 343
MARCUS, P. I. Dynamics of Surface Modification in Myxovirus-Infected Cells 351
CELLULAR TRANSFORMATION BY VIRUSES
VOGT, M. AND R. DULBECCO. Properties of Cells Transformed by Polyoma Virus 367
STOKER, M. AND P. ABEL. Conditions Affecting Transformation by Polyoma Virus 375
ITO, Y. Relationship of Components of Papilloma Virus to Papilloma and Carcinoma Cells 387
VOGT, P. K., AND H. RUBIN. The Cytology of Rous Sarcoma Virus Infection 395
TEMIN, H. M. Separation of Morphological Conversion and Virus Production in Rous Sarcoma Virus Infection 407
BALUDA, M. A. Properties of Cells Infected with Avian Myeloblastosis Virus 415
ABERCROMBIE, M. Contact-dependent Behavior of Normal Cells and the Possible Significance of Surface Changes in Virus-induced Transformation 427
ISOIMMUNITY ALTERATIONS IN VIRUS-INDUCED TUMORS
HABEL, K. Antigenic Properties of Cells Transformed by Polyoma Virus 433
RUBIN, H. The Immunological Basis For Non-infective Rous Sarcomas 441
EVANS, C. A., R. S. WEISER, AND Y. ITO. Antiviral and Antitumor Immunologic Mechanisms Operative in the Shope Papilloma-Carcinoma System 453
KLEIN, G., AND E. KLEIN. Antigenic Properties of other Experimental Tumors 463
CONGENITAL INFECTION
BURMESTER,B.R. Transmission of Avian Lymphomatosis 471
HOTCHIN, J. The Biology of Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Infection: Virus- induced Immune Disease 479
SEECOF, R. L. CO2 Sensitivity in Drosophila as a Latent Virus Infection 501
ZILBER, L. A. Interaction between Tumor Viruses and Cells in Cysts and Tumors Induced by these Viruses in various Animal Species 513
CONCLUDING ADDRESS
DULBECCO, R. Basic Mechanisms in the Biology of Animal Viruses 519
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