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Intracytoplasmic type A and B-like virus particles observed in a mouse T-cell lymphoma line shared antigenic determinants with murine mammary tumor virus.
Virus particles in a T-cell line from a mouse spontaneous lymphoma share antigenic determinants with murine mammary tumor virus.
Extends MMTV antigenic links to murine T-cell lymphoma particles; hypothesis-generating for retroviral roles in lymphoid malignancies.
Intracytoplasmic type A virus particles in clusters, associated with budding, immature type B and mature type B-like particles were observed in a T-cell line derived from a spontaneous lymphoma of an A/J mouse. These particles shared the antigenic determinants with murine mammary tumor virus from RIII, C3H, and GR strains as revealed by both indirect immunofluorescence and immunoperoxidase methods at ultrastructural level.
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Ohtsuki et al. (1987) studied T-cell line derived from a mouse spontaneous lymphoma. Ultrastructural and immunological observation was evaluated on Presence and antigenic determinants of virus particles. Intracytoplasmic type A and B-like virus particles observed in a mouse T-cell lymphoma line shared antigenic determinants with murine mammary tumor virus.
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