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Vels of viral particles, we speculate that average levels of host-viral chimeric transcripts in these cells exceed those in the two J-Lat cell lines. These results thus suggest that TI plays a key role in primary CD4+ T cells. In J-Lat 9.2 and 15.4 cells, the host-viral chimeric transcripts terminated at the pA site in the 5'LTR, but transcripts initiating at the host promoter and terminating at t
Effect of Tat on transcription of the provirus. In agreement with the results in Figure 4, expression of Tat alone exerted minimal stimulatory effect on the 5'LTR (Figures 7A-7C, Tat). However, in combination with TNF-, Tat expression activated viral transcription greatly (70-80 of GFP-expressing cells) in all three cell lines (Figures 7A-7C, Tat + TNF-). We further investigated the ability of PM
Vels of viral particles, we speculate that average levels of host-viral chimeric transcripts in these cells exceed those in the two J-Lat cell lines. These results thus suggest that TI plays a key role in primary CD4+ T cells. In J-Lat 9.2 and 15.4 cells, the host-viral chimeric transcripts terminated at the pA site in the 5'LTR, but transcripts initiating at the host promoter and terminating at t
Vels of viral particles, we speculate that average levels of host-viral chimeric transcripts in these cells exceed those in the two J-Lat cell lines. These results thus suggest that TI plays a key role in primary CD4+ T cells. In J-Lat 9.2 and 15.4 cells, the host-viral chimeric transcripts terminated at the pA site in the 5'LTR, but transcripts initiating at the host promoter and terminating at t
Vels of viral particles, we speculate that average levels of host-viral chimeric transcripts in these cells exceed those in the two J-Lat cell lines. These results thus suggest that TI plays a key role in primary CD4+ T cells. In J-Lat 9.2 and 15.4 cells, the host-viral chimeric transcripts terminated at the pA site in the 5'LTR, but transcripts initiating at the host promoter and terminating at t
Mpared GFP expression of parental and J-Lat shER cells using fluorescence activated cell sorting (FACS). As expected, no GFP-expressing cells could be detected in untreated cells (Figures 6C-6F, mock). About 20 of cells turned GFP-positive in TNF--treated J-Lat 9.2 cells (Figure 6C, TNF-). Importantly, the inhibition of PP5 transcription synergized with TNF- to increase further the number of GFP-
Vels of viral particles, we speculate that average levels of host-viral chimeric transcripts in these cells exceed those in the two J-Lat cell lines. These results thus suggest that TI plays a key role in primary CD4+ T cells. In J-Lat 9.2 and 15.4 cells, the host-viral chimeric transcripts terminated at the pA site in the 5'LTR, but transcripts initiating at the host promoter and terminating at t