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Rhinovirus virion RNA and virus-specified RNA from infected human embryo lung cells contain polyadenylic acid sequences but lack polyuridylic acid sequences.
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Supports molecular studies of rhinovirus; leaves open potential for RNA-based interventions in respiratory disease.
Polyadenylic acid sequences were shown to be present in rhinovirus virion RNA. Virus-specified RNA from human embryo lung cells infected with rhinovirus also contained polyadenylic acid but did not contain any polyuridylic acid sequences.
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Macnaughton et al. (1975) studied this question. Rhinovirus virion RNA and virus-specified RNA from infected human embryo lung cells contain polyadenylic acid sequences but lack polyuridylic acid sequences.
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