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在MYEOV位点内进化保存的增强剂相关特征表明,这种非编码DNA区域在癌症中起着调控作用

Brigid S A Davidson1, Juliana Estefania Arcila-Galvis1, Marco Trevisan-Herraz1

  • 1Biosciences Institute, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom.

Frontiers in cell and developmental biology
|August 14, 2024
PubMed
概括

骨髓瘤过度表达基因 (MYEOV) 可能作为调节CCND1的增强剂,而不是原型瘤基因. 这种深度保存的增强元件.

关键词:
CCND1 (D1周期) 是一个周期.梅耶维耶夫的情况是这样的.增强剂是一种增强剂.进化 演化 演化 演化 演化 演化 演化 演化在基因上,我们发现了基因上的差异.

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