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Mammalian C-Type Oncornaviruses: Relationships between Viral Structural and Cell-Surface Antigens a (Ithaca, N.Y.), and J. Ihle and M. Hanna, Jr. (Frederick Cancer Research Center) to study the various properties of mammalian C-type viruses. Our main intentions were: (1) To clarify the morphology of the virion; (2) to isolate its constituent proteins and glycoproteins; and (3) to characterize the

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Biological and Structural Pleomorphism of the Oncornavirus Envelope Glycoprotein, gp70,wise important symbiosis (Huebner and Todaro, 1969; Huebner .., 1970). These concepts are attractive on a theoretical basis, but remained unproved. Nevertheless, the relationship between viral gene expression and normal host-cell functions has been studied in some detail, especially in the case of t

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Natural Immunity to Murine Mammary Tumor Viruses,gh incidence of mammary carcinoma, a milkborne tumor-inciting agent has been passed for numerous generations. Disregarding the occasional loss of virus from such high-cancer strains (Andervont and Dunn, 1962), the perpetuation of the virus and the disease for so many years has been regarded as indic

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Immunogenicity and MuMTV-like Antigenicity of Human Breast Cancer Tissues,factor has been shown to be a specific type of RNA virus, and the relationship between this RNA virus and murine mammary carcinogenesis has been extensively documented by biological, ultrastructural, immunological, and biochemical techniques (Moore and Charney, 1975). Despite such compelling observa

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Natural Immunity to Endogenous Oncornaviruses in Mice,nd by hybridization experiments (Callahan .., 1975). The xenotropic viruses are only partially related to the ecotropic viruses, as determined by hybridization (Callahan .., 1974), and to date have not been implicated in any spontaneous neoplasia of mice.