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DNA-dependent DNA polymerases I and II from normal human-blood lymphocytes

R G Smith, R C Gallo

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

|October 1, 1972

Abstract:

Two DNA polymerases have been purified from blood lymphocytes of normal human individuals. In contrast to a DNA polymerase isolated from lymphoblasts from individuals with leukemia, neither of the DNA polymerases from normal lymphocytes transcribes the heteropolymeric regions of tumor-virus RNA into DNA.

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