Molecular and cellular effects of heat-shock and related treatments of mammalian tissue-culture cells.
Molecular and cellular effects of heat-shock and related treatments of mammalian tissue-culture cells.
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哺乳动物组织培养细胞热休克及相关治疗的分子和细胞效应。
DOI:
10.1101/sqb.1982.046.01.092
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1982
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Feramisco,JR
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Thomas,GP;Welch,WJ;Mathews,MB;Feramisco,JR
Most, if not all, organisms, from prokaryotes to the most complex eukaryotes, exhibit specific homeostatic-type responses when their environmental circumstance is perturbed. Such responses range from temporary and reversible modifications of enzyme function, by which specific metabolic pathways are redirected or arrested, to more long-term changes, which may involve altered patterns ofgene expression of a more permanent nature. The subject of this paper is the induction of a particular set of genes in cultured mammalian cells in response to growth at elevated temperatures or in medium containing amino acid analogs. These treatments (as well as a variety of others) give rise to what we refer to as the stress response, and for heat shock there is evidence that the response has a protective effect on cells (Gerner et al. 1976; Mc-Allister and Finkelstein 1980; Petersen and Mitchell 1981).