The mouse mammary tumor virus long terminal repeat encodes A 47 kDa Glycoprotein with a short half-life in mammalian cells

Keyphrases

• Long Terminal Repeat 100%
• Short Half-life 100%
• Mouse Mammary Tumor Virus 100%
• Upstream Open Reading Frame (uORF) 66%
• Superantigen 66%
• Polypeptide 66%
• Cells in Culture 33%
• CD4+ T Lymphocytes 33%
• Glycosidase Inhibitors 33%
• Transmembrane 33%
• Primates 33%
• Recombinant Vaccinia Virus 33%
• N-linked Glycosylation 33%
• Glycosylation Site 33%
• Peptide Antisera 33%
• Tunicamycin 33%
• Mannose 33%
• C-terminal Half 33%
• T Cells 33%
• Proviral DNA 33%
• Pulse-chase Experiment 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Long Terminal Repeat 100%
• Glycoprotein 100%
• Mouse Mammary Tumor Virus 100%
• T Cell 66%
• Open Reading Frame 66%
• N-Linked Glycosylation 33%
• Mannose 33%
• Glycosylation 33%
• Pulse Rate 33%
• Tunicamycin 33%
• Primate Cell 33%
• C-Terminus 33%
• Vaccinia Virus 33%
• CD4 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Long Terminal Repeat 100%
• Mouse Mammary Tumor Virus 100%
• Superantigen 66%
• Glycosylation 66%
• Open Reading Frame 66%
• T Cell 33%
• CD4+ T Lymphocyte 33%
• Carboxy Terminal Sequence 33%
• Vaccinia Virus 33%
• Peptide Antibody 33%
• Pulse Rate 33%