Abstract
The presence or absence of calcium ions during the isolation of nuclei from SV40-infected African green monkey kidney cells significantly affects the size of SV40 DNA synthesized in vitro . When Ca ++ is present during the nuclear isolation procedure, the 3–7S fragments of SV40 DNA synthesized in vitro mature into long chains; in the absence of Ca ++ they do not.
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