Differential effect of poly rI.rC and Newcastle disease virus on the expression of interferon and cellular genes in mouse cells.
Differential effect of poly rI.rC and Newcastle disease virus on the expression of interferon and cellular genes in mouse cells.
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聚rI.rC和新城疫病毒对小鼠细胞中干扰素和细胞基因表达的差异作用。
DOI:
10.1016/0042-6822(85)90140-0
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发表时间:
1985
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Pitha,PM
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作者:
Kelley,KA;Pitha,PM
The expression of type I murine interferon (MuIFN) genes and several other cellular genes was examined in poly rI·rC induced and Newcastle disease virus (NDV) infected mouse cells. Northern analysis of RNA from induced L cells revealed that the MuIFN-αs are expressed efficiently in NDV infected cells but only at low levels in poly rI·rC induced cells. MuIFN-β1, however, is expressed equally well in cells treated with poly rI·rC or infected with NDV. As shown by the use of a probe specific for poly rI·rC, interferon induction correlates with the cellular uptake of poly rI·rC into the cells. The relative levels of α andβ1mRNAs in the cells reached a maximum at 10 hr after the induction which indicates coordinate expression of α andβ1interferon genes. The effect of viral infection on the expression of two murine genes coinduced with interferon (pMIF20/11 and pMIF3/10) and several cellular genes was also examined. While pMIF20/11 is an inducible gene, the pMIF3/10 gene is expressed constitutively in mouse L cells. Viral infection, but not poly rI·rC treatment, enhanced the expression of the pMIF3/10 gene, as well as two other cellular genes; H-2 and c-myc, however, the expression of β-actin gene was unaltered. These data indicate that enhancement of gene expression in virus infected cells in not limited to the interferon system.