A temperature-sensitive cell-cycle mutant of mammalian cells, tsJT16, is defective in a function operating soon after growth stimulation.

doi:10.1247/csf.15.39

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A temperature-sensitive cell-cycle mutant of mammalian cells, tsJT16, is defective in a function operating soon after growth stimulation.

Cell structure and function - 1 Feb 1990

Takasuka T, Ninomiya-Tsuji J, Sakayama M, Ishibashi S, Ide T

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A temperature-sensitive cell-cycle mutant, tsJT16, which has been isolated from Fischer rat fibroblasts, was defective in the function(s) that operated soon after growth stimulation. When G0-arrested tsJT16 was stimulated to proliferate, it entered the S phase after 12-15 h at 34 degrees C but fa...

Topics

Animals
Blood Physiological Phenomena
Blotting, Northern
Cell Cycle
Cell Division
Cell Line
Electrophoresis, Gel, Two-Dimensional
Gene Expression Regulation
Kinetics
Mutation
Protein Biosynthesis
Proto-Oncogenes
Temperature
Transcriptional Activation

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PMID: 2340588
DOI: 10.1247/csf.15.39

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