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2つの非アレル性ネズミのプレプロインスリン遺伝子の構造と進化

P Lomedico, N Rosenthal, A Efstratidadis

    Cell
    |October 1, 1979
    PubMed
    まとめ

    ネズミは2つの類似したプリプロインスリン遺伝子を持っています. 分析により,ある遺伝子は2つのイントロンを有し,他の遺伝子は1つしかないことが明らかになり,イントロンの損失または増加による最近の遺伝子複製イベントを示唆した.

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