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Type-A retrovirus particles in heterohybridomas: Precaution for human monoclonal antibody purification
Fine structural features of the murine myeloma MHFP-1 and two heterohybridomas secreting human IgM monoclonal antibody were examined. Intracisternal type-A retrovirus particles were found in both MHFP-1 and the heterohybridomas constructed by fusing MHFP-1 and human peripheral blood lymphocytes. The implications of this finding for the purification of human monoclonal antibody for therapeutic applications is discussed.