INOSITOL LIPID-MEDIATED INTRANUCLEAR SIGNALING - A COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS OF INVIVO LABELING IN INTERFERON ALPHA-SENSITIVE AND ALPHA-RESISTANT DAUDI LYMPHOMA-CELLS
A. Cataldi et al., INOSITOL LIPID-MEDIATED INTRANUCLEAR SIGNALING - A COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS OF INVIVO LABELING IN INTERFERON ALPHA-SENSITIVE AND ALPHA-RESISTANT DAUDI LYMPHOMA-CELLS, Cellular signalling, 5(3), 1993, pp. 331-336
Changes in inositol lipid and diacylglycerol metabolism have been anal
ysed in Daudi lymphoma cells treated up to 24 h with human DNA recombi
nant interferon alpha. Results showing a different response of nuclear
phosphoinositides and diacylglycerol, compared to whole cells, sugges
t that the intranuclear signalling system activated by interferon in D
audi cells involves nuclear inositol lipid metabolism. A well-characte
rized clone of Daudi cells selected for resistence to the antiprolifer
ative action of interferon provided controls for the specificity of re
sults.