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来自Xenopus laevis肝脏的一种雌激素受体,可能与维特洛根因合成有关

B Westley, J Knowland

    Cell
    |October 1, 1978
    PubMed
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    研究人员在雄性Xenopus laevis肝细胞中发现了一种雌激素受体,这对维特洛根因合成至关重要. 这种受体以高亲和力结合雌激素,影响基因表达.

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