TIŒRMAL DEGRADA‘IÏON OF VIRUSES
‘
117
of thermal degradation that3arè “identical except for changesistaæ; changes in composition, etc. i.e. dried suspensions of virus vs. liquid suspensions of virus; virus suspensions
with additives‘vs. virus suspensions Without additive, etc.
‘
,
’
,
The reaction constants or rates of degradation (kfs)
calculated from data of studies fofth6acœlerated storage testfor predicting the stabitîes
of preparatiosnf viruses (equation4
B) can be usedfor determining the
heat of activation ,.(ÆH*) and the-entropy of activati0n (AS*)by«substitüti‘ons in and
simultàn‘eous' solution-of equation 8.Free energy, can be Calculated by'"using the—"values
abo'veæ in“: eq11'a‘ti0n ?9.
obtained» are shown in‘ Table: 4.1 «;
=
,
€
,
TABLE 4. “T1ËmqDÿNmc,_
qu0”m On'_ÏDR1ED PŒDÆÀnONS
‘
OF SUSPENSIONS OF MEASLES VIRUS ÏN. MEDIÙM_19_9 DLDS”PARIŒ, DAVIS ADD'IVES
Tem‘êäm
TÊpÎŒ
AH*
AS*
MH
;
(°C)
,
.
:ÇÇal"ï°l‘?/°Ç?
,5Ça1/11}01°)
‘
,
'
,
,
,
16.8; 24.0
.
.
.
.
.
‘.
.
.
”20.4“
{f‘î’î
f* ”43.073
”"’—83:51
[ 16.8; 32.8
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
"24.8
“
29;4ë$“‘“
16.8; 42.0
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
29.4
33.0? ' _
24.0; 32.8
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
28.4
‘i7,7‘71
'
"
'
16.0“
'
18253
24.0; 42.0
.
.
.
.
.
‘.
.
.
33.0
22,061
_
-
12.8
18144
32.8; 42.0
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
_
37.4
26,413
_
Î26.6
‘
»
,
—.
DriedkSus1‘a'æsîoris
.:;sgç-xgë- -;
;...
'
28.0; 36.0
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
32.0
22,743
13.2
"18,715
28.0; 45.0 . . . . .". .. .
‘
'
36.5
]…
—113’18:860
36.0; 45.0 '.
.
.
f
…40.5
8;0971
..:
and proteins bythennälùæÿaôn 1sassocrated,m general,
With large poSitiVe7Values of
large values ofAH*cannot
accounted for in:-terms of ’a ‘
single
values
obtained are duetothebreaking'ofmanÿ0heimcalbonds‘,mostprobablymsegfhydmgen ,
_
Whenïsui'cie‘nt— numbers of
moleculeofprotemmno -
rmlyto1tsnat1veconguraüon,thecollapseofstructure resultmgmalargg
},
increase inættop'y. ÊAlthough..theheatofact1vaüon(AH*)appearstObethe1mportant
‘
f“
valuef0r TAS*
-Ï*i ;.
‘nuc1äeâcidäÇDNAä Thesestud1esfürmshed additional—evidencesthatite‘2a’C‘cfual,«mecham3m
‘
117
of thermal degradation that3arè “identical except for changesistaæ; changes in composition, etc. i.e. dried suspensions of virus vs. liquid suspensions of virus; virus suspensions
with additives‘vs. virus suspensions Without additive, etc.
‘
,
’
,
The reaction constants or rates of degradation (kfs)
of preparatiosnf viruses (equation4
B) can be usedfor determining the
heat of activation ,.(ÆH*) and the-entropy of activati0n (AS*)by«substitüti‘ons in and
simultàn‘eous' solution-of equation 8.Free energy, can be Calculated by'"using the—"values
abo'veæ in“: eq11'a‘ti0n ?9.
obtained» are shown in‘ Table: 4.1 «;
=
,
€
,
TABLE 4. “T1ËmqDÿNmc,_
qu0”m On'_ÏDR1ED PŒDÆÀnONS
‘
OF SUSPENSIONS OF MEASLES VIRUS ÏN. MEDIÙM_19_9 DLDS”PARIŒ, DAVIS ADD'IVES
Tem‘êäm
TÊpÎŒ
AH*
AS*
MH
;
(°C)
,
.
:ÇÇal"ï°l‘?/°Ç?
,5Ça1/11}01°)
‘
,
'
,
,
,
16.8; 24.0
.
.
.
.
.
‘.
.
.
”20.4“
{f‘î’î
f* ”43.073
”"’—83:51
[ 16.8; 32.8
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
"24.8
“
29;4ë$“‘“
16.8; 42.0
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
29.4
33.0? ' _
24.0; 32.8
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
28.4
‘i7,7‘71
'
"
'
16.0“
'
18253
24.0; 42.0
.
.
.
.
.
‘.
.
.
33.0
22,061
_
-
12.8
18144
32.8; 42.0
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
_
37.4
26,413
_
Î26.6
‘
»
,
—.
DriedkSus1‘a'æsîoris
.:;sgç-xgë- -;
;...
'
28.0; 36.0
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
32.0
22,743
13.2
"18,715
28.0; 45.0 . . . . .". .. .
‘
'
36.5
]…
—113’18:860
36.0; 45.0 '.
.
.
f
…40.5
8;0971
..:
and proteins bythennälùæÿaôn 1sassocrated,m general,
With large poSitiVe7Values of
large values ofAH*cannot
accounted for in:-terms of ’a ‘
single
values
obtained are duetothebreaking'ofmanÿ0heimcalbonds‘,mostprobablymsegfhydmgen ,
_
Whenïsui'cie‘nt— numbers of
moleculeofprotemmno -
rmlyto1tsnat1veconguraüon,thecollapseofstructure resultmgmalargg
},
increase inættop'y. ÊAlthough..theheatofact1vaüon(AH*)appearstObethe1mportant
‘
f“
valuef0r TAS*
-Ï*i ;.
‘nuc1äeâcidäÇDNAä Thesestud1esfürmshed additional—evidencesthatite‘2a’C‘cfual,«mecham3m
