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DNA Virus (SV40) Induced Antigens

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Biology of Tumors: Surfaces, Immunology, and Comparative Pathology

Part of the book series: Cancer ((C,volume 4))

Abstract

DNA-containing tumor viruses, in contrast to RNA tumor viruses, differ from one another in morphology, nucleic acid content, host range, mode of replication, and ability to cause neoplasia in their natural host (Green, 1970). They include viruses which cause neoplasia in the host in which they replicate (herpesviruses) and viruses that induce tumors in the experimental animals in which they undergo abortive infection (papovaviruses, adenoviruses). Great variations exist within each group of DNA tumor viruses: some members of the papovavirus group induce tumors in their natural host (papilloma viruses) and others induce tumors in a heterologous host only (SV40, human papovaviruses).

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