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Nuclear proteins form lactating mammary glands bind to the promoter of a milk protein gene

Lubon et al., 1987

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6979011905681545882
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Lubon H
Hennighausen L
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Nucleic acids research

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The gene for the whey acidic protein (WAP) is expressed specifically in the lactatlng mammary glands of rodents. We present evidence that nuclear proteins from mammary epithelial cells form a multiple nucleoproteln complex with the WAP gene promoterSol; …
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