MATERNALLY TRANSMITTED RESISTANCE TO LYMPHOMA DEVELOPMENT IN MICE OF RECIPROCAL CROSSES OF THE RF-J AND AKR-J STRAINS
MATERNALLY TRANSMITTED RESISTANCE TO LYMPHOMA DEVELOPMENT IN MICE OF RECIPROCAL CROSSES OF THE RF-J AND AKR-J STRAINS
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DOI:
10.1016/0092-8674(80)90517-6
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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影响因子:
64.5
通讯作者:
LILLY, F
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作者:
MAYER, A;STRUUCK, FD;LILLY, F
Females but not males of the low-lymphoma RF/J strain transmit a non-Mendelian factor which suppresses the development of lymphoma in F1 crosses with mice of the high-lymphoma AKR/J strain. Suppression of lymphoma was also evident in the 1st backcross generation to the parental AKR strain, but only when (RF .female. .times. AKR .male.)F1 mice were the female parents. This maternal resistance factor was transmitted independently of the dominant, lymphoma-suppressing Fv-1n allele transmitted by males and females of the RF strain, but the suppressive capacities of the 2 factors appeared to be additive. In this cross, F1 progeny of RF females also showed marked suppression of ecotropic murine leukemia virus expression by comparison with mice of the reciprocal F1 cross, but this suppression of virus expression was not detected in the lymphoma-suppressed AKR backcross population. The observation of lymphoma suppression in the absence of ecotropic virus suppression in mice of the (RF .times. AKR)F1 .female. .times. AKR.male. backcross generation indicates a qualitative or quantitative difference in the determination of these 2 effects.