Abstract
Nuclei from nerve growth factor-treated PC12 cells are more resistant to digestion with micrococcal nuclease than are nuclei from control cells. The production of oligosomal fragments is decreased, as is the generation of Mg 2+-soluble products. One interpretation of the data is that differentiation of these cells due to treatment with nerve growth factor involves a decrease in the total number of DNA sequences transcribed.
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