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Induction of proliferation or transformation of neuroretina cells by the mil and myc viral oncogenes.

Nature - 1 Jan 2000

Bechade C, Calothy G, Pessac B, Martin P, Coll J, Denhez F, Saule S, Ghysdael J, Stéhelin D

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The genome of the avian retrovirus MH2 contains, in addition to the v-myc oncogene shared with three other avian retroviruses (MC29, CMII and OK-10), a second cell-derived oncogene, v-mil (refs 1-3). Like the three other viruses, which contain only v-myc, MH2 induces mainly liver and kidney carcinomas in fowl and transforms fibroblasts and macrophages in vitro. However, MH2 and MC29 differ in their biological...

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PMID: 2993899
DOI: 10.1038/316559a0

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