The noncoding and surface envelope coding sequences of myeloblastosis-associated virus are respectively responsible for nephroblastoma development and renal hyperplasia

The use of chimeric viruses allowed us to establish that myeloblastosis-associated virus long terminal repeat sequences are necessary and sufficient for induction of nephroblastoma in chickens and that the blastemal hyperplasia induced by env SU is not a prerequisite for tumor development but rather constitutes a predisposing stage.

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