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Studies of the Fc receptor induced by herpes simplex virus using the 7S EA rosette assay reveal that (i) the percentage of cells showing receptor activity is multiplicity-dependent; (ii) the percentage of cells rosetting is independent is independent of the cell cycle phase of the host cell; (iii) RNA and viral protein synthesis, and probably glycosidation, are required for the induction of the receptor but not viral DNA synthesis; and (iv) the receptor is neuraminidase-resistant but trypsin-sensitive.
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