ANIMAL VIRUSES - Cleavage Susceptibility of Reovirus Attachment Protein s1 during Proteolytic Disassembly of Virions Is Determined by a Sequence Polymorphism in the s1 Neck

enthalten in: Journal of virology | 1998

von Chappell, J. | Barton, E. | Smith, T. | +4

ANIMAL VIRUSES - Reovirus Growth in Cell Culture Does Not Require the Full Complement of Viral Proteins: Identification of a s1s-Null Mutant

enthalten in: Journal of virology | 1998

von Rodgers, S. | Connolly, J. | Chappell, J. | +1

Efficiency of Viral Entry Determines the Capacity of Murine Erythroleukemia Cells To Support Persistent Infections by Mammalian Reoviruses

enthalten in: Journal of virology | 1997

von Wetzel, J. | Chappell, J. | Fogo, A. | +1

Mutations in Type 3 Reovirus That Determine Binding to Sialic Acid Are Contained in the Fibrous Tail Domain of Viral Attachment Protein s1

enthalten in: Journal of virology | 1997

von Chappell, J. | Gunn, V. | Wetzel, J. | +2

Infectious Subvirion Particles of Reovirus Type 3 Dearing Exhibit a Loss in Infectivity and Contain a Cleaved s1 Protein

enthalten in: Journal of virology | 1995

von Nibert, M. | Chappell, J. | Dermody, T.

Eradication of Persistent Reovirus Infection from a B-Cell Hybridoma

enthalten in: Virology | 1995

von Dermody, T. | Chappell, J. | Hofler, J. | +2

Sequence Diversity within the Reovirus S2 Gene: Reovirus Genes Reassort in Nature, and Their Termini Are Predicted to Form a Panhandle Motif

enthalten in: Journal of virology | 1994

von Chappell, J. | Goral, M. | Rodgers, S. | +2

Abundance and feeding of microheterotrophic flagellates from a eutrophic lake

enthalten in: Hydrobiologia | 1989

von Pratt, J. | Chappell, J.