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M Doi

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Serotypes of avian infectious bronchitis virus isolates from field cases in Japan.

Eight etiologic agents isolated from field cases in Japan were identified as isolates of infectious bronchitis virus by agar-gel diffusion, buoyant-density determination on sucrose-density centrifugation, and morphological study by electron microscope of the purified viruses. In studies of the antigenic relationships of the eight isolates and six known infectious bronchitis viruses, antigenic diversity of these viruses was recognized from the degrees of relatedness using a plaque reduction in the "constant-virus decreasing-serum" method.

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Modification of three avian viruses passaged in Chinese hamster lung cells (Don) in pathogenicity to chicken embryo.

The Beaudette 42 strain of avian infectious bronchitis virus, Sato strain of Newcastle disease virus, and Uchida strain of avian reovirus were passaged in Chinese hamster lung cells (Don), and some properties were examined. The Don-passaged strains showed a difference in replication in Don and chicken embryo kidney cells in one-step growth curve examinations and a partial modification in pathogenicity to chicken embryos; nevertheless, neutralization tests revealed no serological alteration.

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(S)-C alpha-ethyl, C alpha-benzylglycine [(S)-(alpha Et)Phe] peptides fold in left-handed helical structures.

The first x-ray diffraction structure analysis of a C alpha-ethyl, C alpha-benzylglycine [(alpha Et)Phe]-containing peptide, N alpha-benzyloxycarbonyl-alpha-aminoisobutyryl-alpha-amino-isobutyr yl-(S)- C alpha-benzylglycyl-alpha-aminoisobutyric acid (methanol solvate), has been performed. In the crystal state the N alpha-protected tetrapeptide is folded in an incipient, left-handed 3(10)-helical structure. This finding confirms that the relationship between (alpha Et)Phe alpha-carbon chirality and screw sense of the helix that is formed is opposite to that exhibited by protein amino acids, including Phe.

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