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Ferritin expression in transformed human haemopoietic cell lines
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Isoferritins found in a number of human haemopoietic cell lines do not correspond to the isoferritins found widely distributed in normal tissues. It is suggested that these proteins may result from the expression of otherwise silent genes known to be present in the human genome.
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