Abstract
Summary
Suspensions of cells derived from hamster embryonic and lung tissues soon after exposure to SV40 virus exhibited enhanced capacity to multiply in a soft agar medium. Such enhancement was not observed in human kidney cells similarly treated. Production of SV40 T antigen was seen in hamster embryo cells after 3-4 weeks and in human kidney cells after 8 weeks following exposure to the virus but was not observed at 3, 5 and 8 weeks in lung cells maintained under the same conditions.
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