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. 1997 Nov 11;94(23):12592–12597. doi: 10.1073/pnas.94.23.12592

Table 1.

B lymphocyte transformation by EBV recombinants

Original LCL source of virus Viral genomes in original LCLs % infected wells with LCLs Number of resultant LCLs with:
F-LMP1 alone F-LMP1 & P3HR-1 LMP1 P3HR-1 LMP1 alone
F-LMP1-1 F-LMP1 & P3HR-1 17 8 7 16
1 1 0 1
F-LMP1-2 F-LMP1 & P3HR-1 9 17 0 0
1 1 0 0
F-LMP1-ID-1 F-LMP1-ID & P3HR-1 19 0 86 8
2 0 19 2
F-LMP1-ID-2 F-LMP1-ID & P3HR-1 100 0 10 85
5 0 1 19
F-LMP1-ID-3 F-LMP1-ID & P3HR-1 11 0 0 14
F-LMP1-ID-4 F-LMP1-ID & P3HR-1 15 0 0 29
F-LMP1-FFD-1 F-LMP1-FFD 38 48 0 0

Virus replication was induced in EBV-infected LCLs (column 1). B lymphocytes were infected with dilutions of the resultant viruses (column 2) and seeded into 96-well plates. If the percentage of wells with LCLs (column 3) is less than 40%, P3HR-1 usually is segregated from a transforming recombinant. LCLs that are infected with a recombinant alone (column 4) are positive for F-LMP1 DNA and negative for P3HR-1 LMP1 DNA. LCLs coinfected with a recombinant and P3HR-1 (column 5) are positive for both F-LMP1 and P3HR-1 LMP1 DNA. Secondary recombinant transformed LCLs (column 6) are infected with a transforming EBV that has only P3HR-1 LMP1 DNA.