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Comparative Study
. 1986 Jul 15;38(1):67-74.
doi: 10.1002/ijc.2910380112.

Expression of protooncogenes in murine osteosarcomas

Comparative Study

Expression of protooncogenes in murine osteosarcomas

A Schön et al. Int J Cancer. .

Abstract

The expression of 7 protooncogenes (c-sis, c-abl, c-mos, c-bas, c-Ki-ras, c-fos, c-myc) was examined in transplants and established cell lines from spontaneous and radiation-induced murine osteosarcomas. The transplant tumors were compared with different tissues, particularly skeletal tissue (sternum), and the osteosarcoma cell lines with fibroblast lines from the same mouse strains. C-sis was expressed above the level of controls in 2 osteosarcomas (TV, Os5). Three osteosarcomas showed over-expression of c-abl (TVK, DOS, Os5), c-bas (DOS, Os5 and V893) and c-fos (TVK, DOS, Os5), and 4 osteosarcomas showed over-expression of c-Ki-ras (TVK, DOS, Os5, Os16) and c-myc (TVK, DOS, TV, Os5). C-mos expression was not observed under the conditions used. One cell line (Os5) showed an altered transcript (1 kb transcript of c-fos). Apart from the relatively frequent increase in expression of the c-myc and c-ras-family, there was no indication that any particular protooncogene or combination of protooncogenes was associated with murine osteosarcomas.

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