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3'端が異なる2つのmRNAは,免疫グロブリンミウ鎖の膜結合および分泌形態をコードする

J Rogers, P Early, C Carter

    Cell
    |June 1, 1980
    PubMed
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    Bリンパ球は分化時に膜に結合したIgMから分泌されたIgMに切り替えます. この研究では,異なるメッセンジャーRNA (mRNA) が膜 (mum) と分泌 (mus) のIgM重鎖をコードし,C端末配列によって異なっていることが明らかになりました.

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