Increased cytotoxicity of normal rabbit serum for lectin-resistant mutants of animal cells.
Increased cytotoxicity of normal rabbit serum for lectin-resistant mutants of animal cells.
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正常兔血清对动物细胞凝集素抗性突变体的细胞毒性增加。
DOI:
10.1084/jem.160.4.1241
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1984
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Jones,C
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Jones,C
Materials and Methods The procedures for culturing Chinese hamster ovary (CHO-K1) cell mutants and hybrids were the same as previously described (7). The cells used in this study were J 1, a human/Chinese hamster hybrid that contains human chromosome 11 as its only human chromosome, expresses human cell surface antigens, and requires glycine for growth (8), and two CHO-K1 auxotrophic mutants that show requirements for asparagine and uridine, respectively (9, 10). Mutagenesis experiments were carried out using standard procedures and lectin-resistant clones were obtained by isolating those mutagenized cells that survived exposure to the specific lectin that was added to the cell culture medium. Lectins used in these experiments included phytohemagglutinin (PHA)(Difco Laboratory, Detroit, MI), concanavalin A (Con A), ricin (RIC), and wheat germ agglutinin (WGA)(Sigma Chemical Co., St. Louis, MO), and lentil (LCA)(Miles Laboratories, Elkhart, IN). Normal rabbit serum (NRS) was obtained from The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, ME; Charles River Breeding Laboratories, Wilmington, MA; Colorado Serum Co., Denver, CO; Cedarlane Laboratories (Low-Tox Rabbit Complement), Hornby, Ontario, Canada; and Dutchland Laboratories Inc., Denver, PA. Cells were assayed for their lectin sensitivity by single-cell plating a constant number of cells in increasing concentrations of lectin and scoring the number of colonies formed after 6-7 d. The concentration needed to give 10% survival was determined from the survival curve. Complementation analysis was carried out as previously described (11). Hybrids were selected using the nutritional markers available on these cells. The hybrids were isolated and tested for lectin resistance by standard methods.