Iurov G K, Dadykov V A, Neugodova G L, Naroditskiĭ B S
Vopr Virusol. 1998 Sep-Oct;43(5):232-5.
The cores of egg-drop syndrome virus (EDS-76) were isolated by the pyridine technique. EDS-76 proved to be much more resistant to pyridine disruption than other adenoviruses and treatment with 10% pyridine did not lead to complete dissociation of capsid and cores; only increase of pyridine concentration to 20% produced satisfactory results. At least three polypeptides (24, 10.5, and 6.5 kDa) were found in the core by SDS-PAGE, whereas the 40 kDa reacting with the core is most probably not a core component. Much more intensive reactions of the core with EDS-76 virion capsid suggest that its virion structure differs from that of other adenoviruses.