Herpesvirus saimiri is a virus capable of inducing oncogenic transformation of T
lymphocytes of New World primates and immortalizing human T cells in vitro. T lymphocytes …

Herpesvirus saimiri group C strains are capable of transforming human and simian T-
lymphocyte populations to permanent antigen-independent growth. Two viral oncoproteins …

New World primates develop T-cell lymphomas on infection with Herpesvirus saimiri. To
investigate the oncogenic potential of the Tip gene of Herpesvirus saimiri strain C488, we …

Herpesvirus saimiri strain C488, a T-cell tumor virus of New World primates, transforms
human T lymphocytes to stable interleukin-2-dependent growth without need for further …

Herpesvirus saimiri is an oncogenic virus causing rapid T-cell lymphomas in New World
primates and rabbits. Deletion analysis of one strain of H saimiri has indicated an open …

Human peripheral blood T lymphocytes are transformed in vitro to continuous proliferation
by Herpesvirus saimiri subgroup C strains. It has been previously shown that H. saimiri …

Herpesvirus saimiri is an oncogenic herpesvirus that induces rapidly progressing
lymphomas in New World primates. Using retrovirus vectors for gene transfer, specific open …

Herpesvirus saimiri C488 transforms human T lymphocytes to stable growth in culture. The
growth-transformed human T cells harbor the viral genome in a nonintegrated episomal form …

Herpesvirus saimiri has recently been shown to immortalize human T cells. It was unknown,
however, whether Herpesvirus saimiri transformation affects T-cell receptor (TCR) …

Herpesvirus (h.) saimiri, a T lymphotropic virus of squirrel monkeys, is of particular interest
as a causative agent of acute T cell lymphoma in certain New World primate species. Some …