Stimulating effect of mouse sarcoma virus on the multiplication of Newcastle disease virus.
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The structure of the ras gene family was analyzed in two human teratocarcinoma-derived cell lines, Tera I and Tera II, by DNA restriction enzyme digestion and Southern blot. We report here a ten-fold amplification of the c-Ki-ras-2 gene in these cell lines, whereas no structural alterations seem to occur either in c-Ha-ras-1 or N-ras. We also provide evidence indicating that no point mutation at codon 12, specifically recognized by Sac I, was detected. Moreover, DNA rearrangement, due to the loss of a Pvu II site located in the intervening sequences between the third and the fourth exon, has been found in both Tera I and Tera II.
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We have studied the effect of mouse recombinant beta-Interferon on the expression of the intracisternal A particle (IAP) genes in a transformed mouse fibroblast cell line. Northern and immunoprecipitation analysis showed an increase in specific transcripts and polypeptides. Run-on experiments on isolated nuclei and transfection assays with an IAP long terminal repeat construct, coupled with the chloramphenicol acetyl transferase gene, showed no enhancement of the transcription rate following beta-IFN treatment. This suggests that the increase in IAP expression depends on a post-transcriptional event. Electron microscopic analysis revealed that in spite of the higher levels of IAP related polypeptides, the number of particles was significantly reduced by interferon.