Abstract
WE have previously described a rapid and quantitative cytotoxic assay in which target cells labelled with51Cr are used to identify a tumour-specific surface (TSS) antigen expressed by different lines of mouse cells transformed by SV40. We have now investigated the relationship between the activity of this antigen and the virus-specific surface (S) antigen, associated with SV40 transformed hamster cells2.
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