CHICKEN HEMATOPOIETIC-CELLS TRANSFORMED BY 7 STRAINS OF DEFECTIVE AVIAN LEUKEMIA VIRUSES DISPLAY 3 DISTINCT PHENOTYPES OF DIFFERENTIATION
CHICKEN HEMATOPOIETIC-CELLS TRANSFORMED BY 7 STRAINS OF DEFECTIVE AVIAN LEUKEMIA VIRUSES DISPLAY 3 DISTINCT PHENOTYPES OF DIFFERENTIATION
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DOI:
10.1016/0092-8674(79)90057-6
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
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影响因子:
64.5
通讯作者:
GRAF, T
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作者:
BEUG, H;VONKIRCHBACH, A;GRAF, T
Chicken hematopoietic cells transformed in vitro and in vivo by 7 strains of replication-defective avian leukemia viruses were assayed for the expression of 6 erythroid and 5 myeloid differentiation parameters, including differentiation-specific surface antigens as detected by newly developed antisera. The transformed cells displayed 3 distinct phenotypes of differentiation. Cells transformed by AEV [avian erythroblastosis virus] resemble erythroblasts. They express heme, globin, carbonic anhydrase and erythrocyte cell surface antigen at low levels, and histone H5 and erythroblast cell surface antigen at high levels. Cells transformed by MC29, CMII, OK10 and MH2 viruses have macrophage-like properties. They strongly express Fc receptors, phagocytic capacity and macrophage cell surface antigen, but only weakly express myeloblast cell surface antigen and are negative for ATPase activity. Cells transformed by AMV [avian myeloblastosis virus] and E26 viruses resemble myeloblasts in that they weakly express Fc receptors, phagocytic capacity and macrophage cell surface antigen but strongly express myeloblast cell surface antigen and ATPase activity. No difference was found between in vitro- and in vivo-transformed cells in the parameters tested. Recent genetic and biochemical evidence showed that these phenotypes reflect the action of 3 new types of viral-transforming genes, designated erb (erythroblast), mac (macrophage) and myb (myeloblast).