Control of growth and normal differentiation in leukemic cells: Regulation of the developmental program and restoration of the normal phenotype in myeloid leukemia
Control of growth and normal differentiation in leukemic cells: Regulation of the developmental program and restoration of the normal phenotype in myeloid leukemia
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控制白血病细胞的生长和正常分化:调节髓系白血病的发育程序和恢复正常表型
DOI:
10.1002/jcp.1041130423
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
L. Sachs
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作者:
L. Sachs
The origin and evolution of malignancy involves a sequence of genetic changes. Evidence has, however, been obtained with various types of tumors that malignant cells have not lost the genes that control normal growth and differentiation. An in vitro cloning and cell culture system has been developed to determine and dissect the controls that regulate normal myeloid cell growth, differentiation, and malignancy and to suggest a new approach to the therapy of myeloid leukemia based on the induction of normal differentiation in malignant cells. Experiments on induction of normal cell differentiation and restoration of the normal phenotype in myeloid leukemia by the physiological inducer of differentiation, the appropriate molecular form of the macrophage and granulocyte‐inducing protein MGI, have also been used to formulate a general model for regulation of developmental programs and the origin and evolution of the malignancy.