ALTERED CELL-CYCLE PROGRESSION AND ABERRANT MITOSIS IN ADENOVIRUS-INFECTED RODENT CELLS
ALTERED CELL-CYCLE PROGRESSION AND ABERRANT MITOSIS IN ADENOVIRUS-INFECTED RODENT CELLS
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DOI:
10.1002/jcp.1041110114
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
TAYLOR, IW
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作者:
MURRAY, JD;BELLETT, AJD;TAYLOR, IW
Actively growing mouse or rat embryo cells suffered structural chromosome damage, mitotic anomalies and polyploidy after infection by human adenovirus type 5. Chromosome damage required expression of > 1 early viral genes and showed regular periodicity in its frequency. The growth cycle time of some of the infected cells was reduced by .apprx. 5 h due to a decrease in G1, and the interval between successive waves of chromosome damage corresponded to this reduced cycle time. After infection there was a decreased in cells with G1 DNA content and an increase in cells with G2 diploid, aneuploid and polyploid DNA contents. These effects appear to be due to the expression in semipermissive cells of early viral gene(s) whose function in productive infection in vivo is to alter cell cycle controls in order to maximize the number of cells able to replicate viral DNA and the time such cells spend in DNA replication.