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Virus-like Particles in the Precancerous Induced by carcinogenic Hydrocarbons Fusahiro Ikuta 1 1Brain Research Institute, Niigata Univ. School of Medicine pp.312-326
Published Date 1966/7/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431904305
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 The chemical carcinogens methylcholanthrene, dibenzanthracene and benzpyrene were implanted in pellet form into the brains of C 57 BL and C 3 H mice. At intervals up to 2 years after implantation, the lesions and pellet sites were examined with the electron microscope. A total of 132 animals was studied. In the majority of cases, the reactive cells in the precancerous stage were found to contain hollow, cylindrical rods or particles in large numbers. These were mostly intracytoplasmic and were lodged within the endoplasmic reticulum in a few. The particles were morphologically identical regardless of the specific carcinogen with which they were associated. Identical rods were also present in extracranial, carcinogen-induced lesions. They had several morphological similarities to various viruses.

 The particles disappeared from the reactive cells it about the time a true neoplasm could be identified. In lesions produced by other, noncarcinogenic means, no particles were ever noted.

 The rods were filamentous and hollow, and had in axial hole within which were present electronlense cores. The diameters of the outer and inner ;hells forming the axial hole, measured approximately 77 m, u and 38 mp, respectively. The rods, on the other hand, may varied in length, were protein n nature, and contained ribonucleic acid. Their chemical composition was determined by enzyme ligestion studies controlled under the electron microscope. It is suggested that these particles play an important role biologically in the formation chemically induced neoplasms and in this way behave like viruses.


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