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Integration of the SV40 promoter/enhancer sequences in an anchorage-independent clonal subline of SV40-infected human keratinocytes.

Gene - 12 Dec 1996

Chen G, Baez J M, Steinberg M L

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Long-term cultures of SV40-infected human keratinocytes contain integrated, but structurally altered copies of the viral sequences. The presence of these sequences is required for expression of properties associated with the transformed phenotype including immortalization. The integrated viral sequences in an anchorage-independent line of viral-transformed human keratinocytes have been found to be contained on...

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PMID: 8996085
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-1119(96)00432-5

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