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組織特異的なRNA処理の新しい形態は,腸内のアポリポプロテイン-B48を生成します

L M Powell, S C Wallis, R J Pease

    Cell
    |September 11, 1987
    PubMed
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    新しいメカニズムは,肝臓のApo-B100と異なる腸のApo-B48の生成方法を説明しています. これは腸内の特定のmRNAの改変を伴うもので,1つの遺伝子から2つのタンパク質を生成します.

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