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The polyoma virus (Py) genome codes for a "viral-specific" receptor. This protein has been implicated in the process of early gene transcription. To gain insight into the function of the Py receptor, we have examined the possible existence of receptor mutants by constructing a mutant in which the majority of the receptor amino acids were replaced with alanine (A). The receptors of Py and the A receptor mutant Py/A were isolated and biochemically characterized by studying the in vivo cell-cell fusion properties of the A receptor mutant. The results indicate that the A receptor is incorporated into the plasma membrane of infected cells without impairing the internalization of the virus particle. We also observed that the A receptor mutant and wild-type Py viruses differ in their ability to enter permissive cells and to cause tumor formation in the mouse.Aerial mine works
The Aerial Mine works, also known as William Prior's Aerial Workings, were a series of mine shafts and a series of shafts called the Derwent Shaft, on the Isle of Man. They were constructed in the early 18th century by the third Duke of Atholl, William, Earl of March, and his son and successor, the fourth Earl. The works were sited near the coast, in a part of the island known as The Mare's Tail. They are often described as two of the largest hydraulic mines in the world and were part of a project by William to exploit and develop the mineral resources of the island. The Derwent Shaft is and wide.
The Aerial Mine was a series of shafts near the village of Port Erin. They were named "Aerial" for their association with aerial mining. The works were constructed at the time of the 1709 Act of Union between England and Scotland, and
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