1979
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.76.12.6606
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Analysis of human tonsil and cancer DNAs and RNAs for DNA sequences of group C (serotypes 1, 2, 5, and 6) human adenoviruses

Abstract: Group C human adenoviruses (Ads) of serotypes 1, 2, 5, and 6 infect most children and commonly cause latent infections of lymphoid tissues. Ads transform cells into a malignant-like phenotype; the oncogenic genetic information is in the left 8% of the viral genome, in the HindIII-G DNA fragment. We have investigated the molecular basis for group C Ad latent infections in human tonsils as well as whether these viruses are linked to human cancer. Tonsil or cancer DNAs and RNAs were assayed for Ad sequences by li… Show more

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“…Finally, this study is distinct from studies in which human sera have been analyzed to determine the relative contribution of neutralizing antibodies against each of the major capsid proteins (12,52,55,59,60,67,68,73,75,79) since those studies examined the effects of subsets of antibodies rather than whole, unfractionated neutralizing serum on the infectivity of Ad. While this report does not test the hypothesis that Fc receptor-mediated uptake of Ad-immune complexes could be a means of propagating a wild-type infection in a host organism, it is interesting that persistent subgroup C Ad infections have been reported in lymphoid tissue of humans and mice (13,15,18,31,38,51,54,58,64,72), where a high concentration of Fc receptor-bearing cells resides. Also of interest, follicular dendritic cells, T lymphocytes, and B lymphocytes are all capable of expressing Fc receptors (40,71) and persistent Ad infections have been noted in patients with neutralizing anti-Ad antibodies (64).…”
Section: Fig 8 Fc␥r-mediated Gene Transfer By Neutralizedmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…Finally, this study is distinct from studies in which human sera have been analyzed to determine the relative contribution of neutralizing antibodies against each of the major capsid proteins (12,52,55,59,60,67,68,73,75,79) since those studies examined the effects of subsets of antibodies rather than whole, unfractionated neutralizing serum on the infectivity of Ad. While this report does not test the hypothesis that Fc receptor-mediated uptake of Ad-immune complexes could be a means of propagating a wild-type infection in a host organism, it is interesting that persistent subgroup C Ad infections have been reported in lymphoid tissue of humans and mice (13,15,18,31,38,51,54,58,64,72), where a high concentration of Fc receptor-bearing cells resides. Also of interest, follicular dendritic cells, T lymphocytes, and B lymphocytes are all capable of expressing Fc receptors (40,71) and persistent Ad infections have been noted in patients with neutralizing anti-Ad antibodies (64).…”
Section: Fig 8 Fc␥r-mediated Gene Transfer By Neutralizedmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…In immunocompetent people, Ad cause persistent, but self-limited infections (1,2). Although not oncogenic in humans, Ad are capable of transforming human cells in vitro to a state where the cells are tumorigenic in immunocompromised rodents (3,4). Cells transformed by Ad are virion free and only two viral genes (E1A and E1B) are consistently expressed (5).…”
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“…H uman adenoviruses (Ad) 3 are common human pathogens. In immunocompetent people, Ad cause persistent, but self-limited infections (1,2).…”
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“…These viruses tend to become latent in the tonsils [4], the peripheral lymphocytes [5], and the lung [6]. The E1A region of the adenovirus was used as the target DNA for amplification in this study because this region of the virus is responsible for the transformation of the cells and for sensitizing the infected cells to cytolysis by tumour necrosis factor (TNF) [7], natural killer (NK) cells, and activated macrophages [8].…”
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