Aberrant polyadenylation by a vesicular stomatitis virus mutants is due to an altered L proteinHUNT, D. M; SMITH, E. F; BUCKLEY, D. W et al.Journal of virology. 1984, Vol 52, Num 2, pp 515-521, issn 0022-538XArticle

Structure and origin of a novel class of defective interfering particle of vesicular stomatitis virusNICHOL, S. T; ÓSHARA, P. J; HOLLAND, J. J et al.Nucleic acids research. 1984, Vol 12, Num 6, pp 2775-2790, issn 0305-1048Article

Interferon induction by viruses. XIII: Detection of assay of interferon-suppressing particlesMARCUS, P. I; SEKELLICK, M. J.Virology (New York, NY). 1985, Vol 142, Num 2, pp 411-415, issn 0042-6822Article

Direct cell-to-cell transmission of vesicular stomatitis virusVASSALLI, J.-D; LOMBARDI, T; WOHLWEND, A et al.Journal of Cell Science. 1986, Vol 85, pp 125-131, issn 0021-9533Article

Vesicular stomatitis virus N and NS proteins form multiple complexesDAVIS, N. L; ARNHEITER, H; WERTZ, G. W et al.Journal of virology. 1986, Vol 59, Num 3, pp 751-754, issn 0022-538XArticle

Biologically active peptides of the vesicular stomatitis virus glycoproteinSCHLEGEL, R; WADE, M.Journal of virology. 1985, Vol 53, Num 1, pp 319-323, issn 0022-538XArticle

Nonpermissive infection of lymphoblastoid cells by vesicular stomatitis virus. II: Effect on viral morphogenesisWETHERS, J. A; JOHNSON, G. P; SCHUMACHER, C. L et al.Virus research. 1985, Vol 2, Num 4, pp 345-358, issn 0168-1702Article

VSV binding to lipids from different cell linesVITI, D; SINIBALDI, L; SUPERTI, F et al.Archives of virology. 1987, Vol 93, Num 3-4, pp 279-285, issn 0304-8608Article

Oligomerization is essential for transport of vesicular stomatitis viral glycoprotein to the cell surfaceKREIS, T. E; LODISH, H. F.Cell (Cambridge). 1986, Vol 46, Num 6, pp 929-937, issn 0092-8674Article

In vitro phosphorylation of NS protein by the L protein of vesicular stomatitis virusSANCHEZ, A; DE, B. P; BANERJEE, A. K et al.Journal of general virology. 1985, Vol 66, Num 5, pp 1025-1036, issn 0022-1317Article

Immuno-isolation of vesicles using antigenic sites either located on the cytoplasmic or the exoplasmic domain of an implanted viral protein. A quantitative analysisGRUENBERG, J; HOWELL, K. E.European journal of cell biology. 1985, Vol 38, Num 2, pp 312-321, issn 0171-9335Article

Amino-terminal mutation of the vesicular stomatitis virus glycoprotein does not affect its fusion activityWOODGETT, C; ROSE, J. K.Journal of virology. 1986, Vol 59, Num 2, pp 486-489, issn 0022-538XArticle

Immunocytochemical and morphological study on intracellular localization of G protein of vesicular stomatitis virus with monoclonal antibodyOHNO, S; FUJII, Y.Acta histochemica et cytochemica. 1986, Vol 19, Num 3, pp 333-346, issn 0044-5991Article

Inhibition of vesicular stomatitis virus protein synthesis and infection by sequence-specific oligodeoxyribonucleoside methylphosphonatesAGRIS, C. H; BLAKE, K. R; MILLER, P. S et al.Biochemistry (Easton). 1986, Vol 25, Num 20, pp 6268-6275, issn 0006-2960Article

Reconstitution of the fusogenic activity of vesicular stomatitis virusMETSIKKO, K; VAN MEER, G; SIMONS, K et al.EMBO journal (Print). 1986, Vol 5, Num 13, pp 3429-3435, issn 0261-4189Article

Monensin-resistant mouse Balb/3T3 cell mutant with aberrant penetration of vesicular stomatitis virusONO, M; MIFUNE, K; YOSHIMURA, A et al.The Journal of cell biology. 1985, Vol 101, Num 1, pp 60-65, issn 0021-9525Article

Monoclonal antibodies to the matrix protein of vesicular stomatitis virus (New Jersey serotype) and their effects on viral transcriptionZHIPING YE; RANAJIT PAL; OGDEN, J. R et al.Virology (New York, NY). 1985, Vol 143, Num 2, pp 657-662, issn 0042-6822Article

Phosphoprotein NS of vesicular stomatitis virus: phosphorylated states and transcriptional activities of intracellular and virion formsMASTERS, P. S; BANERJEE, A. K.Virology (New York, NY). 1986, Vol 154, Num 2, pp 259-270, issn 0042-6822Article

Constitutively phosphorylated residues in the NS protein of vesicular stomatitis virusCHUNG-HSIUNG HSU; KINGSBURY, D. W.The Journal of biological chemistry (Print). 1985, Vol 260, Num 15, pp 8990-8995, issn 0021-9258Article

Functional relationships within the New Jersey serotype of vesicular stomatitis virus: genetic and physiological comparisons of the Hazelhurst and Concan subtypesBYRD, A. D; KENNEDY-MORROW, J; MARKS, M. D et al.Journal of general virology. 1984, Vol 65, Num 10, pp 1769-1779, issn 0022-1317Article

Microinjection of anti-interferon antibodies into cells does not inhibit the induction of an antiviral state by interferonARNHEITER, H; ZOON, K. C.Journal of virology. 1984, Vol 52, Num 1, pp 284-287, issn 0022-538XArticle

Specific interactions of vesicular stomatitis virus L and NS proteins with heterologous genome ribonucleoprotein template lead to mRNA synthesis in vitroDE, B. P; BANERJEE, A. K.Journal of virology. 1984, Vol 51, Num 3, pp 628-634, issn 0022-538XArticle

The formation of vesicular stomatitis virus (San Juan strain) becomes temperature-sensitive when glucose residues are retained on the oligosaccharides of the glycoproteinSCHLESINGER, S; MALFER, C; SCHLESINGER, M. J et al.The Journal of biological chemistry (Print). 1984, Vol 259, Num 12, pp 7597-7601, issn 0021-9258Article

Features of interaction of influenza and vesicular stomatitis viruses with splenocytes of inbred miceSMORODINTSEV, A.A.Voprosy virusologii. 1986, Num 1, pp 100-1011, issn 0507-4088Article

The role of polypeptides L and NS in the transcription process of vesicular stomatitis virus New Jersey using the temperature-sensitive mutant tsE1ONGRADI, J; CUNNINGHAM, C; SZILAGYI, J. F et al.Journal of general virology. 1985, Vol 66, Num 5, pp 1011-1023, issn 0022-1317Article