Abstract
Subcellular microsomal subfractions such as whole ribosomes, rough membranes, and smooth membranes, from healthy silkworm larvae and from those infected with cytoplasmic polyhedrosis, were prepared. Ribosomal preparations from healthy and diseased insects could not be serologically distinguished by the method of double diffusion on cellulose acetate membranes. Antisera against cytoplasmic polyhedrosis viruses appeared to share at least one antigen with the ribosomes from healthy and larvae of diseased silkworm and guinea-pig liver.
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