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ヒト染色体11と12にインスリン類似成長因子遺伝子の局所化

J V Tricoli, L B Rall, J Scott

    Nature
    |August 5, 1984
    PubMed
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    インスリンのような成長因子 (IGF-IとIGF-II) は,発達に不可欠です. この研究は,それらの遺伝子をヒト染色体12と11にマッピングし,成長障害と癌の研究を支援しました.

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