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The SV40 S antigen; A carcinoembryonic-type antigen of the hamster?

โœ Scribed by Leonard D. Berman


Book ID
102276028
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1972
Tongue
French
Weight
396 KB
Volume
10
Category
Article
ISSN
0020-7136

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โœฆ Synopsis


Abstract

In addition to hamster tumor cells induced or transformed by SV40, hamster antiโ€SV40 S (Surface) antiserum also reacted with nonโ€SV40โ€exposed cell lines spontaneously induced (BHK 21) or transformed by heterologous oncogenic DNA and RNA viruses in the indirect membrane fluorescent antibody test. The antiserum titered equally with both BHK and SV40โ€transformed cells and the reaction could be absorbed with either of these cell lines, or with hamster embryo. The antiserum also reacted with early hamster embryo cells, although various organ cells from late fetuses, newborns and adults were negative. Mouse cell lines spontaneously induced (BALB/cโ€3T3) or transformed by SV40 and adenovirus 12 were also nonโ€reactive. The results suggest that the antigen in question is a hamster somatic antigen present during embryonic life and derepressed in lines of actively growing cells.


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