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Pit-1 mediates cell-specific and cAMP-induced transcription of the tilapia GH gene

Sekkali et al., 1999

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572561833790074838
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Sekkali B
Belayew A
Bortolussi M
Martial J
Muller M
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Molecular and cellular endocrinology

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Expression of the tilapia growth hormone (tiGH) gene is pituitary-specific and controlled by intracellular cAMP levels. DNaseI protection experiments allowed us to identify four Pit-1 binding sites in the tiGH− 465/+ 19 region. Deletion and mutagenesis analysis revealed that …
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