Antigenic study on moloney and rauscher viruses cultivated in tissue culture

Mayyasi, Sami A.; Bulfone, Laurette M.

doi:10.1002/1097-0142(196510)18:10<1322::aid-cncr2820181019>3.0.co;2-7

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Induced resistance of mice to a lymphoid strain of leukemia virus (moloney)

Mayyasi

Moloney

1967

Cancer

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Live Moloney virus derived from chronically infected cell lines or infected mouse plasma stimulates formation of neutralizing antibodies in a susceptible mouse strain (BALB/c) and resistant mouse strains (C‐57/BL and BDF1). Inactivated tissue‐culture Moloney virus produces detectable neutralizing antibodies in the resistant mouse but not the susceptible mouse strain. BALB/c mice immunized with live tissue‐culture attenuated Rauscher virus develop active immunity against challenge with tumor cells induced by Moloney virus.

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Induced resistance of mice to a lymphoid strain of leukemia virus (moloney)

Mayyasi

Moloney

1967

Cancer

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Infectious but non‐leukemogenic friend leukemia virus obtained after prolonged cultivation in vitro

Yasuda

Hirokawa

Ikawa

et al. 1969

Intl Journal of Cancer

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A non-leukemogmic strain of Friend leukemia virus ( F L V ) propagated in vitro interfered with infection by murine sarcoma virus (Moloney) ( M S V ) and acted as a helper of defective MSV. This suggests that the non-leukemogenic strain of FLV is infectious. After prolonged propagation in vitro, the Ieukemogenicity of a highly leukemogenic strain of FL V gradually decreased, while the infectivity assayed by iriterference with MS V infection remained unchanged.

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