1 affects the transformed phenotype induced by SV40 virus.

2 ichia coli and the T-antigen helicase of the SV40 virus.

3  the oncoprotein, the large T-antigen of the SV40 virus.

4 were generated using a temperature-sensitive SV40 virus.

5  implemented to characterize the assembly of SV40 virus and to obtain information on the putative pat

6 ly with 10(7) PFU of parental or recombinant SV40 viruses and were observed for 12 months to identify

7 gen (T-ag-obd), the initiator protein of the SV40 virus, and cognate and noncognate DNA oligomers.

8 y dominant mutant p53, by large T antigen of SV40 virus, by E6 protein of human papilloma virus, or b

9 y overexpress the mouse C/EBPalpha gene in a SV40 virus-conditionally transformed rat hepatocyte line

10                                              SV40 virus has emerged as a potential cofactor with asbe

11     Primary CEPI (P-CEPI) and clone 4 of the SV40 virus-immortalized (CEPI-17-CL4) cells were analyze

12 umor suppressor and large T antigen (TAg) of SV40 virus in a tetracycline-inducible two-hybrid system

13 ermediates recovered from adozelesin-treated SV40 virus-infected cells.

14 electively inhibits caveolar endocytosis and SV40 virus infection, (2) blocks the clustering of lipid

15          The large T (LT) antigen encoded by SV40 virus is a multi-domain, multi-functional protein t

16             Jurkat leukemic T cells with the SV40 virus large T Ag (Jurkat-T cells) express Edg-3>-2>

17                                              SV40 virus may contribute to mesothelioma progression by

18 licases from the hepatitis C virus (NS3) and SV40 virus (SV40 T antigen).

19 both normal BALB/c-3T3 fibroblasts and in an SV40 virus-transformed BALB/c-3T3 derivative.

20 data demonstrate that humans were exposed to SV40 viruses with both one 72-bp enhancer and two 72-bp