Novel type of murine B-cell lymphoma

Lewis L. Lanier; Michael Lynes; Geoffrey Haughton; Peter J. Wettstein

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Novel type of murine B-cell lymphoma

Lewis L. Lanier, Michael Lynes, Geoffrey Haughton, Peter J. Wettstein

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ALTHOUGH several murine T-cell lymphomas have been well characterised(reviewed in ref. 1), only a single group of murine B-cell lymphomas, the Abelsonlymphom as, has been described². The Abelson lymphoma arose in asteroid-treated BALB/cCr mouse inoculated with Moloney leukaemia virus², expresses surface immunoglobulin^3-4 and can be transmitted by aninfectious murine leukaemia virus². We report here a new IgM-bearing B-cell lymphoma distinct from the Abelson lymphoma in its induction, pathogenesis andantigenic characteristics and which has many features in common with the widely studied guinea pig L₂C lymphoma^5-6.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	554-555
Number of pages	2
Journal	Nature
Volume	271
Issue number	5645
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1038/271554a0
State	Published - 1978

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