Berkeley Scientists Map Key Genes in Cancer Virus
Berkeley researchers mapped two genes in the Rous sarcoma virus identifying the gene that enables malignant transformation and the gene forming the viral envelope. The work, reported in Copenhagen, advances understanding of viral genetics and cancer. The study connects to Nobel Prize findings on RNA tumor viruses and reverse transcriptase. A separate note reports two Texas Instruments calculators stolen in La Crosse with losses of 150 and 125 dollars.
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