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. 1986 Mar;6(3):959–963. doi: 10.1128/mcb.6.3.959

Perturbed hemopoiesis and the generation of multipotential stem cell clones in src-infected bone marrow cultures is an indirect or transient effect of the oncogene.

J A Wyke, A W Stoker, S Searle, E Spooncer, P Simmons, T M Dexter
PMCID: PMC367598  PMID: 3095630

Abstract

Multipotential stem cell lines, derived specifically from long-term bone marrow cultures infected with a recombinant retrovirus carrying v-src, lack v-src. Stable consequences thus result from transient actions or indirect effects of v-src on other cells, with the latter possibility being favored by its mosaic expression in marrow cultures.

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