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. 1976 Sep;31(3):495–502.

Immunoglobulin synthesis by an SV-40-induced hamster lymphoma.

J E Coe
PMCID: PMC1445237  PMID: 194832

Abstract

A transplantable lymphoid tumour induced in Syrian hamsters by SV-40 was shown to synthesize a 7Sgamma2 monoclonal immunoglobulin of the same idiotype was also found in the membrane of the tumour cell. The induction of immunoglobulin synthesizing tumours by SV-40 should be useful for studies on immunoglobulin synthesis, lymphoid cell receptors and tumour immunity.

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