Rfv-1 and Rfv-2 , Two H-2 -Associated Genes That Influence Recovery from Friend Leukemia Virus-Induced Splenomegaly

  • Chesebro B
  • Wehrly K
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Two genes, Rfv-1 and Rfv-2, that influence recovery from Friend virus leukemia have been identified within or adjacent to the mouse major histocompatibility gene complex (H-2). Rfv-1 was determined to be in the H-2G or H-2D regions by testing of mice with recombinations both to the left and right of these regions. Rfv-2 was located either in the H-2K or H-2I regions or in the Tla region. The Rfv-2 effect was not seen in the high recovery H-2D(Rfv-1)b/b mice. This could be an indication that this gene is weaker than Rfv-1 in its influence on leukemia. The influence of H-2 on recovery from leukemia appeared to operate in a gene-dose fashion (H-2b/b>H-2a/b>H-2a/a).

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Chesebro, B., & Wehrly, K. (1978). Rfv-1 and Rfv-2 , Two H-2 -Associated Genes That Influence Recovery from Friend Leukemia Virus-Induced Splenomegaly. The Journal of Immunology, 120(4), 1081–1085. https://doi.org/10.4049/jimmunol.120.4.1081

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