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Functional phenotype of transformed human alphabeta and gammadelta T cells determined by different subgroup C strains of herpesvirus Saimiri.

Journal of virology - 1 Mar 1997

Fickenscher H, Bökel C, Knappe A, Biesinger B, Meinl E, Fleischer B, Fleckenstein B, Bröker B M

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Based on sequence divergence in the transformation-relevant region, herpesvirus saimiri strains are classified into three subgroups. Only members of subgroup C transform human T lymphocytes to continuous interleukin-2-dependent growth in culture. In this study, human cord blood T cells were immortalized by using different subgroup C strains (C488, C484, and C139). The resulting T-cell lines represented different...

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PMID: 9032360
DOI: 10.1128/JVI.71.3.2252-2263.1997
PMCID: PMC191333

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