INHIBITION OF C-MYC PROTEIN EXPRESSION AND CELL PROLIFERATION IN HL-60 CELLS BY ANTISENSE TRANSCRIPTS TO c-myc
郝秀娟
Abstract
郝秀娟
Abstract
The human promyelocytic cell line HL-60 overexpresses the c-myc protooncogene. Plasmid pDACx carrying antisense human c-myc DNA and neo gene was introduced into HL-60 cells with lipofectin reagent. Upon DNA entering the tar-geted celis and expression of antisense transcripts to c-myc, C-MYC protein level, cell proliferation and colony-forming potentiality were all definitely inhibited.
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The human promyelocytic cell line HL-60 overexpresses the c-myc protooncogene. Plasmid pDACx carrying antisense human c-myc DNA and neo gene was introduced into HL-60 cells with lipofectin reagent. Upon DNA entering the tar-geted celis and expression of antisense transcripts to c-myc, C-MYC protein level, cell proliferation and colony-forming potentiality were all definitely inhibited.
Key concepts: Molecular biology, Cell growth, Cell culture, Gene, DNA, Biology, Gene expression, Sense (electronics)