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A I Poletayev

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PubMed1989

Immortalized phenotype and the presence of active oncogenes correlate with the capacity of culture cells to induce reactivation of DNA synthesis in macrophage nuclei in heterokaryons.

Several types of culture cells with limited life span (rat embryo fibroblasts, rat chondrocytes and mouse premacrophages) were found to be unable to induce the reactivation of DNA synthesis in the nuclei of non-dividing differentiated cells (mouse peritoneal resident macrophages) in heterokaryons. By contrast, malignant HeLa cells have this ability. In heterokaryons formed by fusion of mouse macrophages with HE239 cells (Syrian hamster fibroblasts transformed with a ts mutant of the SV40 virus), DNA synthesis in macrophage nuclei is reactivated only at the permissive temperature (33 degrees C), at which viral T antigen is stable. Immortalization of rat chondrocytes by transfection with p53 gene enables to induce DNA synthesis in macrophage nuclei upon fusion. All the evidence indicates that the function of immortalizing oncogenes is necessary for the resumption of the DNA synthesis in macrophage nuclei in heterokaryons.

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PubMed1976

Circular dichroism of DNA--proflavine, DNA--ethidium and DNA--distamycine flow--oriented complexes.

The circular dichroism (CD) spectra of flow-oriented complexes of DNA with proflavine (PF), ethidium (ET) and distamycine (DS) have been studied in the ultraviolet region. The CD spectra with light propagating in parallel to the flow direction were measured by the method of Chung and Holzwarth [1]. Delta epsilon and delta epsilon values have been obtained by this method. It was shown that all the complexes studied exhibit a strong CD anisotropy so that "isotropic" CD spectra measured with a conventional procedure can be attributed to the mutual compensation of the two components of opposite signs.

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PubMed1974

Physical consequences of chemical modification: circular dichroism of the kethoxalated oligoribonucleotides.

Alterations in CD spectra are found in G-containing oligoribonucleotides after modification with kethoxal (beta-ethoxy--alpha-ketobutyraldehyde). Stacking interactions in kethoxalated oligomers are followed by temperature dependence of their CD amplitudes. It is shown that for oligomers with nucleosides in anti-conformation adduct formation destroys the stacking interaction with 3'-neighbour but not with a 5'-neighbour. For nucleosides in non-standard conformation (i.e. syn-conformation of guanine in GpGpCp) the physical alteractions may be seen in those cases, when the substituting group affects the initial conformation or the interplane base contacts via, for instance, blocking NH(2)-group of guanine in GpUp. The results demonstrated that even a single monomer modification in a polymer chain could not be considered as a local event having no influence on the three-dimensional structure. The degree of conformational disorders depends both on the conformation of single nucleotides in the stack and on the nature of the nearest neighbours of the modified base.

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