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A study of phosphorylation of the measles membrane protein.

A polypeptide (designated X) which migrates with a mobility similar to the membrane protein (M) of measles virus has been found in virus-infected cells. This polypeptide appears to be phosphorylated. However, limited proteolysis has shown that this protein is not a phosphorylated form of the M protein, but appears related to the P protein of measles virus.[1]

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  1. A study of phosphorylation of the measles membrane protein. Rima, B.K., Lappin, S.A., Roberts, M.W., Martin, S.J. J. Gen. Virol. (1981) [Pubmed]
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