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    Oncogenic potential of retroviral transactivating genes

    P. van Klaveren, A. G. M. Haaksma, J. Dijk… in Radiation and Environmental Biophysics (1991)

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    Enhancing Effect of Murine Leukemia Virus on Fibroblast Transformation by Normal BALB/C Mouse DNA Fragments

    Several rapidly transforming RNA tumor viruses contain inserts of cellular genetic material. These inserts seem to constitute the so-called onc genes of these viruses (Stephenson et al. 1979). The question arises...

    K. J. van den Berg, V. Krump-Konvalinkova… in Modern Trends in Human Leukemia IV (1981)

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    RNA Tumour Viruses: Interesting Interactions with the Host Genome

    Horizontally transmitted RNA tumour viruses establish after infection a somatic DNA provirus into cellular DNA. Transcription of the provirus which is under host control usually leads to the synthesis of a 35S...

    P. Bentvelzen in Genetic Origins of Tumor Cells (1980)

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    Cocultivation as a Tool for the Detection of Oncoviruses in Childhood Leukemia

    In our study on the possible role of type-C oncoviruses in human leukemia we applied the technique of cocultivation of human bone marrow cells with an animal indicator cell line. The cocultivation technique pr...

    K. Nooter, C. Zurcher, C. Coolen, P. Bentvelzen in Modern Trends in Human Leukemia III (1979)

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    Natural Immunity to Murine Mammary Tumor Viruses

    The best-known route of transmission of the mouse mammary tumor virus (MTV) is via the milk (Bittner, 1936). In inbred mouse strains selected for a high incidence of mammary carcinoma, a milkborne tumor-inciti...

    P. Bentvelzen, P. C. Creemers in Contemporary Topics in Immunobiology (1977)

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    Isolation of infectious C-type oncornavirus from human leukaemic bone marrow cells

    C-TYPE ONCORNAVIRUSES are associated with neoplasms of the haemopoietic organs in several vertebrate species1. Molecular hybridisation studies have revealed the presence of an RNA species in human leukaemias that...

    K. NOOTER, A. M. AARSSEN, P. BENTVELZEN, F. G. DE GROOT, FRIDA G. VAN PELT in Nature (1975)

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    C-type virus antigens detected by immuno-fluorescence in human bone tumour cultures

    IN several animal species, C-type oncogenic RNA viruses (oncornaviruses) cause malignant tumours of mesodermal origin, such as leukaemia, lymphomas and different kinds of sarcoma1. C-type oncornaviruses have rare...

    C. ZURCHER, J. BRINKHOF, P. BENTVELZEN, J. C. H. DE MAN in Nature (1975)

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    Leukaemogenic effect of repeated inoculations with small doses of Tennant virus in BALB/c mice

    DOSE-RESPONSE studies of oncogenic viruses in animals are usually restricted to single inoculations. The study of the effect of dose fractionation has been a rather neglected subject in this field. An importan...

    P. BENTVELZEN, J. BRINKHOF in Nature (1974)

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    Breast Cancer

    P. BENTVELZEN in Nature (1972)

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    P. Bentvelzen, R. Prakken, J. Sybenga, A. M. Millington-Ward in Genetica (1969)

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    D. A. Hooijer, W. J. Feenstra, P. Bentvelzen, J. G. H. Wessels… in Genetica (1969)

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    Roy Robinson, W. S. Volkers, W. S. Volkers, P. Bentvelzen, D. A. Hooijer in Genetica (1968)

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    Evidence for overdominance inDrosophila melanogaster

    In artificial populations ofDrosophila melanogaster the mutantsvermilion (v) andcinnabar (cn), both interfering with eye pigment formation, appeared to be balanced against wild type, indicating that the heterozyg...

    P. Bentvelzen, H. Gloor in Genetica (1966)

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    K. Mühlethaler, C. van Duijn Jr., P. Bentvelzen, Sien-Chiue Yu, J. Sybenga… in Genetica (1965)

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    Some interrelations between density and genetic structure of aDrosophila population

    The importance of relative growth rates and their variances in larval populations is discussed.

    P. Bentvelzen in Genetica (1964)