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Regulatory effects of persistent measles virus infection on tumorigenicity and protooncogene expression in neuroblastoma cells.

Cancer detection and prevention - 1 Jan 1991

Wolfson M, Gopas J, Katorza A, Udem S A, Segal S, Rager-Zisman B

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MS is among the infectious agents known to persistently infect cells of the CNS. Clones NS20/Y and NS20/MS persistently infected with MS, both originating from the C1300 mouse neuroblastoma, were used. Multiple effects of the MS infection on the neuronal cell communication, expression of protooncogenes tumorigenicity and on the presence of immunoregulatory molecules were studied. Our results demonstrate that the...

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