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トランスジェニックマウスの異種β-グロービン遺伝子:異常な染色体位置での統合と不適切な組織での発現

E Lacy, S Roberts, E P Evans

    Cell
    |September 1, 1983
    PubMed
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    ウサギのβ-グロービン遺伝子を携えたトランス遺伝子マウスは,特定の染色体位置に統合された遺伝子の安定した遺伝を示しています. しかし,この遺伝子は血液細胞に発現しないので,適切な調節が欠けていることを示している.

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