Titlebook: Cell Transformation; J. Celis,A. Graessmann Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York 1985 ACE.Area.Volume.administration.biology.development.evalu

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Papova Viruses and Cancer Genesor tumours in suitable animal models, is ubiquitous throughout the animal kingdom. The association with malignancies has provided the stimulus for many different studies. The very small sizes of the viruses (between about 5,000 and 10,000 base pairs) offers the possibility that the virus-host cell i

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HTLV in Adult T Cell Leukemia and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromeimary leukemic cells but was expressed in cells only after short term culture. BLV has since been isolated and transmitted to permanently growing cell lines and fully characterized (4). Early attempts to isolate a retrovirus from human leukemic tissues were unsuccessful until the availability of tec

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Immunoglobulin Genes, Oncogenes, and Human B-Cell Tumorsch their function may be altered in neoplastic cells. Burkitt’s lymphoma has provided the most information to date, but other lymphomas and leukemias are now being explored. Overall, the data are still quite limited, but the field is moving very rapidly.

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The Functions of Oncogene Productsoducts of each of these oncogenes have been described. Some progress has been made in assigning functions to oncogene products, and at least one function has been ascribed to over half these proteins. I propose to review briefly our current knowledge in this area.

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Epstein-Barr Virus and Immortalisation of Epithelial Cells of bone-marrow, cardiac and renal transplants, many of which prove fatal (3, and references therein). In spite of the medical importance of this member of the herpes virus family, its precise role in cellular transformation has proved difficult to elucidate.

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Functional Domains of Purified Adenovirus Type C E1A Proteinstion. Here, we summarize results, to be published in detail elsewhere, which have allowed us to define more closely those sequences of the E1A gene that determine the intracellular location of E1A proteins as well as their functions during the virus life cycle.