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Growth Hormone Receptor in Growthould be expected to be immunogenic is a legitimate one, which deserves considerable thought. We are not here discussing those tumor cells lines which express tumor-specific transplantation antigens (TSTA) or virally encoded antigens, since these clearly form a group of tumor types with well-recogniz

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Oncogene Products as Receptors,cond selection of the transformed phenotype.. The DNA of the secondary transfection retained the ability to transform the NIH 3T3 cells and therefore also retained the genetic information necessary for the transformation. Because the secondary transfectants contain only a small amount of DNA from th

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The Role of the , Gene in Transformation,he tyrosine kinase activity associated with the . gene product. appears to play a key role in oncogenesis, the exact mechanism by which this is accomplished remains elusive. Because a general discussion of the origin and biology of A-MuLV has been presented recently,. this review will focus on recen

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Comparison of the Structural and Functional Properties of the Viral and Cellular , Gene Products, comparison of the structural and functional differences between the nononcogenic cellular . gene product and the oncogenic viral . protein of Rous sarcoma virus (RSV), (2) a discussion of the expression of the cellular . gene product in various normal cells, and (3) an analysis of the regulation of

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Immune Regulation in Neoplasia,ould be expected to be immunogenic is a legitimate one, which deserves considerable thought. We are not here discussing those tumor cells lines which express tumor-specific transplantation antigens (TSTA) or virally encoded antigens, since these clearly form a group of tumor types with well-recogniz

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Development and Recognition of the Transformed Cell