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Purified DNA polymerase gamma replicates bovine parvovirus DNA to a unit-length product.

DNA polymerase gamma, purified from fetal bovine liver, replicated virion single-stranded DNA from bovine parvovirus to a unit-length double-stranded DNA molecule. This product was not nicked and was covalently linked to the 3' hairpin primer. The reaction was inhibited by dideoxythymidine 5'-triphosphate, but was unaffected by ATP or aphidicolin. Double-stranded viral DNA was not a functional template for purified DNA polymerase gamma.