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在小鼠SEWA瘤细胞中放大和增强c-myc瘤基因的表达

M Schwab, G Ramsay, K Alitalo

    Nature
    |May 23, 1985
    PubMed
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    染色体异常的SEWA瘤细胞含有放大c-myc基因. 这些遗传变化与增加的c-myc信使RNA和蛋白质相关,影响骨髓瘤的发展.

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